Outreach Working Group / ACM Press / Formats Working Group / Harvard University Press / /
Country
Japan / Canada / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
Processes Brian Kelly David Sloan Stephen Brown Jane Seale UKOLN University of Bath Bath / British Standards Institute / Computer Science University of York York / BUILDING ON THE CONTEXTUAL APPROACH In February / WCAG checkpoint / dsloan@computing.dundee.ac.uk Knowledge Media Design De Montfort University / b.kelly@ukoln.ac.uk Digital Media Access Group University of Dundee Dundee / Communications External Relations Division University of Salford Salford / Education University of Southampton Southampton / /
IndustryTerm
delivery media / impractical technologies / accessible Web services / museum Web site / Web users / delivered Web site / non-Web solutions / authoring tools / re-organise services / Web design / Web environment / accessible Web resources / Web Conference / Web Accessibility / appropriate solutions / Web standards / student support services / conformant Web page / multi-component solution / Web development / accessible Web design / assistive technology uptake / accessible Web content / museum Web sites / accessible services / Web developers / filter tools / access technologies / in-house applications / accessible Web site / Web resources / computing / media players / wider Web design community / legal systems / Web vs. Web / automated testing tools / assistive technology / e-prints / snowy bank / finished perfect solution / Web content / software vendors / universal Web accessibility / Web Content Accessibility Guidelines / good-enough solution / Web resource / online learning experiences / educational device / contextual solutions / main Web sites / technology-neutral approach / blind Web users / Web development community / neutral regarding technologies / Web developer / real world solutions / e-learning / Web Consortium / online information / usable Web resources / Web accessibility guidelines / Web usability / Web authors / technology-specific / Web Accessibility Initiative / assistive technologies / Web services / /
Organization
US Department of Health and Human Services / Education University of Southampton Southampton / W3C / Computer Science University of York York / Disability Rights Commission / uk Marketing & Communications External Relations Division University of Salford Salford / Museums / Libraries and Archives Council / University of Bath Online Publication Store / De Montfort University / Chancellor’s office of California Community Colleges / Harvard University / British Standards Institute / Helen Petrie Patrick Lauke Simon Ball Department / sbrown@dmu.ac.uk School / Australian Vice Chancellor’s Committee / People / Policies and Processes Brian Kelly David Sloan Stephen Brown Jane Seale UKOLN University of Bath Bath / b.kelly@ukoln.ac.uk Digital Media Access Group University of Dundee Dundee / /
Person
Kelly David Sloan Stephen / Brian Kelly David Sloan / Patrick Lauke Simon Ball / Paul Hill / David Sloan Stephen Brown Jane Seale / Clark / Tim Berners-Lee / / /
Position
Chancellor / historian / author / Professor / fashion designer / manager / Inflexible Remote testing Hierarchical Idealistic Computer scientist / general IT accessibility / Democratic Pragmatic Social scientist / artist / photographer / Tangram Model for Web development / /
Kelly, B., Petrie, H., Sloan, D., Lauke, P., Brown, S., Ball, S. and Seale, J[removed]Accessibility 2.0: People, Policies and Processes. In: Proceedings of the 2007 International Crossdisciplinary Conference on Web Acces