On this page the following entries were made in the “May, 2004” time-frame.
Archive for “May, 2004”
Accessible Search Engine
Without a doubt, my favorite online learning tool is Google where I can generally find answers to just about whatever real world problem I happen to be facing at any given time. I’m not sure how accessible Google and other major search engines are (or aren’t) but I just came across YouSearched which bills itself […]
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PDF vs. HTML
Last week I had an opportunity to visit with some faculty and staff at a Community College around the topic of accessible distance education. The school had recently chosen Blackboard as their Learning Management System and is working to adopt an attitude of Universal Design before their instructors learn any other way of […]
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Understanding Experiences of Users with Disabilities
A List Apart published an article a few days ago titled, What is Web Accessibility? by Trenton Moss. The article doesn’t attempt to explain any technical concept, but simply to help the reader understand the implications of different disabilities of web use. WebAIM does the same thing in their Introduction to Web Accessibility by Paul […]
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