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  #1 Mae Hicks Jones on 02 Nov 10

   

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  Videos
  Listening to Learn: Digital Reading Solutions
  See how technology and document conversion are helping students to read and learn.
  
  Introduction to the Screen Reader
  Experience how screen readers assist people who are blind read the Web and electronic documents.
  
  Screen Magnification and the Web
  Discover how screen magnification software is used to access the Web, and what Web designers can do to improve access.
  
  Screen Readers and the Web
  Learn relatively easy tips Web designers can use to increase access to the Web by a variety of users.
  
  Web Application Accessibility
  Recognize the need for accessible web applications, and reach a broader audience.
  
  Introduction to World Caption
  World Caption is a free Macintosh software program created at the University of Wisconsin-Madison that makes it easy to add captions to any QuickTime compatible video.
  
  UW-Madison students with disabilities share their Wisconsin experiences in
  Learning without Limits: Students with Disabilities at UW-Madison
  
  
  Podcasts
  Is your Document Accessible? (.mp3)
  Find out the two things that make a document accessible.
  Read the transcript (.html) (or .doc transcript).
  
  More information on transcribing podcasts
  
  Videos we like from other sources
  Succeeding in College and at Work: Students with Disabilities Tell Their Stories -- New England ADA Center
  Strategies to successfully stay in school, graduate and get jobs are shared.
  
  From Where I Sit -- California State University
  "From Where I Sit" is a powerful video series of eight CSU students with disabilities who share their experiences in the college classroom and a panel of faculty members responds to each student's story.
  
  WebAIM: Introduction to Web Accessibility
  This 11.5 minute video provides an overview of the difficulties users with disabilities face on the web and some of the motivations for web accessibility...Keeping Web Accessibility in Mind
  
  DO-IT (Disabilities, Oportunities, Internetworking and Technology) -- University of Washington
  Streaming Video Presentations with Support Publications including

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><a href="http://www.merlot.org/merlot/viewMaterial.htm?id=227249" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.merlot.org/merlot/viewMaterial.htm?id=227249</a> <br /> Videos <br /> Listening to Learn: Digital Reading Solutions <br /> See how technology and document conversion are helping students to read and learn. <br /> <br /> Introduction to the Screen Reader <br /> Experience how screen readers assist people who are blind read the Web and electronic documents. <br /> <br /> Screen Magnification and the Web <br /> Discover how screen magnification software is used to access the Web, and what Web designers can do to improve access. <br /> <br /> Screen Readers and the Web <br /> Learn relatively easy tips Web designers can use to increase access to the Web by a variety of users. <br /> <br /> Web Application Accessibility <br /> Recognize the need for accessible web applications, and reach a broader audience. <br /> <br /> Introduction to World Caption <br /> World Caption is a free Macintosh software program created at the University of Wisconsin-Madison that makes it easy to add captions to any QuickTime compatible video. <br /> <br /> UW-Madison students with disabilities share their Wisconsin experiences in <br /> Learning without Limits: Students with Disabilities at UW-Madison <br /> <br /> <br /> Podcasts <br /> Is your Document Accessible? (.mp3) <br /> Find out the two things that make a document accessible. <br /> Read the transcript (.html) (or .doc transcript). <br /> <br /> More information on transcribing podcasts <br /> <br /> Videos we like from other sources <br /> Succeeding in College and at Work: Students with Disabilities Tell Their Stories -- New England ADA Center <br /> Strategies to successfully stay in school, graduate and get jobs are shared. <br /> <br /> From Where I Sit -- California State University <br /> "From Where I Sit" is a powerful video series of eight CSU students with disabilities who share their experiences in the college classroom and a panel of faculty members responds to each student's story. <br /> <br /> WebAIM: Introduction to Web Accessibility <br /> This 11.5 minute video provides an overview of the difficulties users with disabilities face on the web and some of the motivations for web accessibility...Keeping Web Accessibility in Mind <br /> <br /> DO-IT (Disabilities, Oportunities, Internetworking and Technology) -- University of Washington <br /> Streaming Video Presentations with Support Publications including</div>

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