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Electronic Ramp to Success: Designing Campus Web Pages for Users with Disabilities

Electronic Ramp to Success: Designing Campus Web Pages for Users with Disabilities

Title:Electronic Ramp to Success: Designing Campus Web Pages for Users with Disabilities (ID: ERB0206)
Author(s):Norman Coombs (EASI - Equal Access to Software & Information)
Topics:Access for Persons with Disabilities, Adaptive and Assistive Technology, American Disabilities Act, Universal Access, Web Policies
Origin:Research Bulletins, ECAR (03/19/2002)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

Many campus Web pages are not accessible for students or faculty with disabilities. As the Web has become a vital part of institutional information dissemination, this can impact the accessibility of courses, libraries, and student services. This Research Bulletin discusses Web accessibility issues, Web page authoring and repairing tools, as well as legal issues.

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