Archive for “June, 2004”

On this page the following entries were made in the “June, 2004” time-frame.


WebCT Accessibility Learning Module

Posted June 28th, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

A learning module titled WebCT, Accessibility, Usability and the Disabled Student from Evergreen Valley College. Comprehensive overview of barriers, solutions and alternatives available to ensure your content is accessible. Great resource. (via Teaching and Developing Online)

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PDF vs. HTML (take two)

Posted June 25th, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

There were a couple of good comments on my post regarding the differences in accessibility PDF and HTML and I wanted to follow up with some more thoughts on the issue. In the earlier post I referenced Nielsen’s anti-PDF article and a rebuttal to that article from McDaniels. While I may be […]

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ILRU Webcast: Making the GRADE: Improving Access to E-Learning

Posted June 8th, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

This is late notice, but it looks to be an informative webcast tomorrow on Improving Access to E-Learning from a couple of fellows who appear to know what they’re talking about. The presentation is happening tomorrow, June 9 at 3pm Eastern time and you can submit questions beforehand. It looks like they will be […]

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