Archive for “June, 2005”

On this page the following entries were made in the “June, 2005” time-frame.


Accessible Multimedia - Skills for Access

Posted June 27th, 2005 by Christopher Phillips

Skills for Access bills itself as The Comprehensive Guide to Creating Accessible Multimedia for e-learning. I haven’t had time to go all the way through the site, but it looks like it delivers with a lot of substantive content, complete with great case studies as well as in-depth instructions on how to create accessible multimedia […]

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WaSP Forms Accessibility Task Force

Posted June 27th, 2005 by Christopher Phillips

This is exciting news from the Web Standards Project- a grassroots task force from a well established organization promoting web accessibility and it looks like they have a crack team of experts assembled to tackle the job. It will be interesting to see what comes out of this effort, it should do a lot to […]

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Matt Baily’s Web Site Accessibility Blog

Posted June 23rd, 2005 by Christopher Phillips

I have been wandering around online tonight trying to find I’ve missed in the last few months and came across the Web Site Accessibility Blog from Matt Bailey. Here are just a few examples of great posts from his blog: How To: Create Accessible PDF’s, IBM urges US senate for accessibility standards in information technology, […]

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Speakwire - Online RSS Reader

Posted June 22nd, 2005 by Christopher Phillips

Done by the same folks who are behind Speegle, the talking search engine, Speakwire is a free online tool that reads aloud a rss feed. From their press release:
Most people associate computer speech with visually impaired users. I think that is missing the point and we set out to demonstrate just how universal speech is. […]

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Curb Cut Lives!

Posted June 22nd, 2005 by Christopher Phillips

Hello everyone, after a long hiatus Curb Cut is back in action. Even though I work in a different field now (religious education for youth with disabilities), I haven’t been able to stay away from this stuff and am anxious to get a few posts out there.
Also, I have changed the rss feed to point […]

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