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Web Accessibility: What Is It and How Do We Get It?

Web Accessibility: What Is It and How Do We Get It?

Title:Web Accessibility: What Is It and How Do We Get It? (ID: EDU0192)
Author(s):Jerry Hensley (Wright State University)
Topics:American Disabilities Act, Universal Access, Web Accessibility
Origin:EDUCAUSE Annual Conferences (2001)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Just as we have made our buildings accessible to those with disabilities, we must also make our Web sites accessible. This presentation defines Web accessibility, provides an introduction to assistive technology used to access the Web, gives an overview of the laws pertaining to Web accessibility, and shares WSU's experience in developing and implementing a Web accessibility program. In addition, we will review the top accessibility challenges and provide solutions to meet those challenges.
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