'Universal accessibility' presentation slideshows

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XML Meets Forms

XML Meets Forms. Micah Dubinko, CDIA Chief XML Architect Editor, W3C XForms Cardiff Software, Inc. 3220 Executive Ridge Drive Vista, CA 92083 www.Cardiff.com. Why Put Forms Online?. $22.5B Spent on Pre-Printed Forms (US) (DMIA Formtrac)

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Disability and Transport in South Africa Speaker: Mr. Phillip Thompson

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Ahmed Seffah Department of Computer Science seffah@cs.concordia.ca http://hci.concordia.ca

Human-Centered Software Engineering: DESIGNING FOR AND WITH HUMANS Canadian Undergraduate Software Engineering Conference March 7-9, 2002, Montreal, Canada. Ahmed Seffah Department of Computer Science seffah@cs.concordia.ca http://hci.concordia.ca. Outlines.

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Usability Techniques for Web-based Services

Usability Techniques for Web-based Services. Diversity and Technology. Universal Accessibility. Design for All. General Principles Vanderheiden (1997). Use: equitable, flexible, simple and intuitive. Perceptible information and error tolerance.

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Kelly Arbour -Nicitopoulos, Ph.D.

Accessibility of Physical Activity Setting: The State of the Matter. Kelly Arbour -Nicitopoulos, Ph.D. Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Kinesiology, McMaster University SCI Action Canada arbourkp@mcmaster.ca. Barriers to Physical Activity in People Living With Disabilities.

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Understanding Universal Web Accessibility

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Universal Access to the World Wide Web

Universal Access to the World Wide Web. Thomas R. Neiss, Assistant Provost for Network Technology Services, State University of New York, System Administration, Albany, NY neisstr@sysadm.suny.edu. State University of New York. 64 Campus public higher education system of New York State

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Universal Access to the World Wide Web

Universal Access to the World Wide Web. Thomas R. Neiss, Assistant Provost for Network Technology Services, State University of New York, System Administration, Albany, NY neisstr@sysadm.suny.edu. State University of New York. 64 Campus public higher education system of New York State

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Morse Code and Enabling Technology

Morse Code and Enabling Technology. Jeremy Cribb and Doug Daniell. What is Morse Code?. Invented in 1800s as a method for long-distance communication Ideal for electrical communication, due to its binary nature Represents the letters of the alphabet as electric pulses

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Assistive Technology: making learning more accessible

Assistive Technology: making learning more accessible. Judy Impell Coordinator of Disability Services 3-18-08. What is it?. Technology that allows someone to accomplish a critical educational or life task. Encompasses research, learning theory, and technology.

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Academic & Research Libraries

Academic & Research Libraries. Professional Organizations & Positions. Professional Organizations.

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(1) Universal Accessibility

(1) Universal Accessibility. ROYAL DECRETE 1544/2007, November the 23rd, by which basic conditions of accessibility and non discrimination to access and use of ways of transportation for people with disabilities, are regulated.

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