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Saturday, November 27, 2004

CETIS-TechDis Accessibility Special Interest Group (SIG) Meeti

There are still some places available for the Ninth CETIS-TechDis Accessibility Special Interest Group (SIG) Meeting, which will be hosted by BECTA in Coventry on Thursday 9th December from 10.30 to approximately 16:00. There is no charge for attending the meeting and lunch will be provided.

The agenda will include:

An Introduction to the IMS Accessibility Guidelines ? Sharon Perry, CETIS.
A brief overview of the IMS Accessibility Guidelines.
NLN Materials Project ? Andy Dudfield, BECTA.
An overview of the NLN Materials Project
Accessibility and BECTA - Adrian Higginbotham, BECTA.
An introduction to BECTA's wider reaching accessibility work.
Is "Good Enough", Good Enough? Creating an Authoring Tool with Built-in Accessibility Support - David Kraithman, University of Hertfordshire.
The SMIRK program developed at the University of Hertfordshire will be demonstrated and related to standards and specifications on accessibility. SMIRK is a tool for capturing, producing and then sending audio-visual presentations over the internet.
Discussion.
Time for discussion about relevant issues.

If you would like to attend, please complete the registration form.

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