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Web 2.0 and Accessibility

Title:Web 2.0 and Accessibility (ID: CSD4906)
Author(s):Mark Greenfield (University at Buffalo)
Topics:Access for Persons with Disabilities, Adaptive and Assistive Technology, American Disabilities Act, Web 2.0, Web Accessibility
Origin:Community Contributions (2007)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:This lecture was presented by The Cornell University Computer Policy and Law Program.
The next generation web has arrived. Social Networks, User-Created Content, Rich Media, and the Mobile Web are now part of the landscape. What does this mean for Web Accessibility?
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