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Category Archives: Uncategorized
Flash v. HTML 5
Just read a good article by Tony Bradley called “Is it time for the Web to Abandon Flash.” In it he notes the controversy about Apple not allowing Flash on any of its handheld products, including the soon-to-be-released iPad. Millions … Continue reading
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Tagged Accessibility, acrobat, adobe, Apple, Flash, HTML5, universal design
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Silver Tech
There was a good article in this week’s Maine Sunday Telegram about a number of interesting – and relatively low cost – assistive technology (AT) for “seniors.” Written by Michelle Maltais of the LA Times, the article notes that “a … Continue reading
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Tagged assistive technology, AT, CES, consumer electronics, seniors
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Static vs. Dynamic Web Design
How to choose what’s right for your organization Web sites come in many shapes and sizes and, given the magic of current technologies, can do many wondrous things. But to many, the inner workings of a website can be confusing. … Continue reading
Posted in General Information, Software, Uncategorized, universal design
Tagged cms, drupal, joomla, publishing, Word Press
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21st Century communications access bill introduced
This posting come from the Coalition of Organizations for Accessible Technology (COAT) website and is published here as a service to the community: Before Congress adjourned, Rep. Ed Markey (D-MA) introduced the “21st Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act of … Continue reading
Accessibility in Higher Ed
As a former university webmaster, I have a certain “positive regard” for those in that position. Back in the good old days, when we were “jacks and janes of all trades,” the most we had to worry about was whether … Continue reading
