hi alastair
an invaluable document I regularly consult is the 'readability'
guidelines as produced by NIACE earlier this year. although it is
technically for paper handouts and such, there are also hints and
strategies for presentation etc. hope this helps
melanie
Quoting Alastair Veal <[log in to unmask]>:
> Dear All,
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> Does anyone have any - or know of any - brief accessibility guidelines
> regarding making learning materials accessible for disabled students -
> in particular websites and PDF documents. I know that there are lots of
> guidelines such as the W3 guidelines - I just was wondering if there was
> something brief and digestible for people with limited experience of
> accessibility issues.
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> Many Thanks
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> Alastair Veal
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> Brunel University
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>
Melanie Thorley
*AccessAbility Project Co-ordinator
Access and Widening Participation Unit - University of Greenwich
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