On this page the following entries were made in the “March, 2004” time-frame.
Archive for “March, 2004”
Accessible Synchronous Communication: Reloaded
One of the more interesting occurrences at SxSW04 was the use of RendezVous enabled iChatting during panel discussions. For those of you poor souls on PCs, RendezVous iChat (~AIM) lets you open up your app and see all the other people on your network (wireless or otherwise) that are using RendezVous. So when I fired […]
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Accessible hi-fi designs
Having just sat through an amazing panel here at SXSW on hi-fi css designs, I struck me that the for-profit world is now ahead of the non-profit/educational world in accessible design. Sites like Wired, Fortune, and Espn are way more accessible and standards-based than 99 percent of the government/non-profit/education world. I think they main cause […]
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Hello, live from SXSW
Hello true believers. It’s Jeff, the guy who never posts to this blog. I figured that since my employer was so kind as to send me to the South by South West Interactive conference, I would produce a little content.
This year’s line-up seems to have a lot to do with accessibility, which is great, because […]
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Accessible Online Math Resources
I profess in no way to be an expert on the topic, but recently provided these resources to someone and thought I would pass them on:
As far as I can tell, one of the most exciting initiatives in this area is the
NIDE MathML project available at the MathML Accessibility Project Page or the W3C Math […]
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