On this page the following entries were made in the “February, 2004” time-frame.
Archive for “February, 2004”
Accessible Synchronous Communication
Does it exist? I suppose that depends on who you ask- many vendors are quick to tout the accessibility of their synchronous communication tools, but in reality it seems that most have a ways to go. In the past couple of weeks I have looked at the following tools:
HorizonLive claims it is accessible to persons […]
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Distance Education Resources
I have developed a few distance education resources for staff at the Institute for Community Inclusion and thought that some of you might find them useful. Enjoy and please let me know if you have any feedback. The resources include an overview of distance education, understanding listservs as well as some examples of streamed, captioned […]
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Access for EVERYONE
I’ve been thinking about accessibility in little different terms lately. More and more I’m embracing a wider concept of accessibility and access that extends far beyond the disability community. It is the idea that wherever content can easily be made freely accessibly to be used by the masses, it should be. Too often, the […]
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Free Clinic: Design and Implementation of Web-Enabled Teaching Tools
The Equal Access to Software and Information (EASI) website offers monthly training in the form of online courses and clinics on various aspects of accessible information technology. This month they are offerring a free a free clinic titled Design and Implementation of Web-Enabled Teaching Tools. The clinic will be offered on February 26th and Mary […]
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