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I came across this article because it was listed as a resource under Maria Young's last bookmarked site.  I found the story of Leigh-Anne under "resources-success stories" to be eye-opening. http://www.ataccess.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48&Itemid=56 This site has resources for and articles about people who are blind or have low vision, who are deaf or hard of hearing, have dyslexia, have Down's Syndrome, have Cerebral Palsy, have learning disabilities, you name it.

You can use deep links to take us directly to the part of the article that specifically meets the assignment requirement (...issues faced while using Web 2.0 techniques) If you turn on your diigolet, you will see a highlight and sticky notes that I posted in this article. Only members of our class Diigo group can see my comment. -- You can also see the page w/ the highlights w/o diigo! Because Diigolet has a feature that lets you get the annotated link. It is in the dropdown list you see after you click the edit button at the bottom left of the sticky note. BTW- If you have your Diigolet turned on, and you know you should see deeplinks, yet you do not, then try a different Browser. Firefox 4 on a Mac doesn't display Diigo deeplinks, but Safari does.