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Developing accessible websites and digital media can sometimes seem like a complex and forbidding task – but the benefits for all of us are clear. Here are some good practice ideas, links and guidance. Look up case-studies in the Awards section.
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Important contribution by Brian Kelly, UKOLN, towards a holistic framework for e-learning accessibility which takes into account the usability of e-learning, learning styles and technical and resource issues (for further papers by Brian Kelly, google ‘Brian Kelly accessibility’).
A useful tool to assist small to medium-sized museums with limited resources design a virtual tour of their exhibits. By research students from the Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), Massachusetts, USA.
In-depth insights into user experiences and the most common access barriers. Guidance on managing the process of web accessibility on page 31.
The W3C provide the guidelines to follow when producing accessible web materials.