Archive for “December, 2004”

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


UK struggles with same problems as U.S.

Posted December 20th, 2004 by Jeff Coburn

Not really surprising, but still a good read. Web inaccessibility ‘creates net underclass.’

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Accessible Writing Links

Posted December 15th, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

All the technology in the world won’t matter if your web content is hard to read. This can be a particular problem for anyone who uses “insider” talk, like research institutes, colleges, and nonprofits. This isn’t a complete list, but I recently found two sites that might help.
Crawford Killian’s “Writing for the Web” blog — […]

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Speegle Speaks

Posted December 15th, 2004 by Jeff Coburn

speegle.co.uk is a google like search engine that reads the results to you out loud. Not all that usefull, but a pretty good demo of this company’s technology.

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Research and Development of Accessible Technologies Webcast

Posted December 2nd, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

From the NCDAE site…
Join us on Wednesday, December 1, 2004, for a live audio webcast entitled, “Research and Development of Accessible Technologies”. The webcast will include presentations from national leaders in this area and will focus on research and development processes for accessible technologies, including the motivations for developing accessible products, the costs of […]

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