On-line Conference for Teaching and Learning: Designing Universally Accessible Web Resources

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Jon Gunderson
Division of Rehabilitation - Education Services
Designing Universally Accessible Web Resources
Phone: (217) 244-5870
e-mail: jongund@uiuc.edu
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Slides

  1. Designing Universally Accessible Web Resources
  2. Needs of People with Disabilities
  3. Needs of People with Disabilities
  4. Question: Why was the web developed?
  5. Answer to why was the web developed
  6. Question: What are some myths of the web?
  7. Answer to what are some myths of the web
  8. Adjusting Browsers
  9. Typical Graphical Web View of IOC Schdeule
  10. High Contrast ViewView of IOC Schdeule
  11. Images turned off view of IOC Schdeule
  12. User versus Author Styling of Content
  13. List of links of view of IOC Schedule
  14. Major Web Accessibility Guidelines
  15. Section 508 standards
  16. W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
  17. Illinois Web Accessibility Standards
  18. Example: Section 508 Compatible Web Resource
  19. Example: Images off view
  20. Accessibility Checking Tools
  21. Accessible Design verses Accessible Repair
  22. Example of Accessible Design
  23. Technologies used in Example of Accessible Design
  24. What can be done?
  25. Web Accessibility Resources
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