Tom, Thank you for your kind (and very useful) comments on the "curriculum". I believe that most of the documents that should be associated with this curriculum including definitions, backgrounders, business cases, the "who-fors", the "why-fors", and so on, are in some stage of production somewhere in the WAI. I think that the short term solution will be to include a well-designed link page to the curriculum giving "recommended readings". In the longer term, perhaps we will add another module (in a format similar the existing "slides") that will cover such material. I think these are good points to be raised at an upcoming EO working group meeting. Regards, Chuck Letourneau At 14/06/99 11:29 AM , Tom McCain wrote: >Comments: > >The Examples section is extremely helpful! > >In general, I find this a good reference as a trainer, as someone who is >carrying the message of web accessible design. > >It is not yet a curriculum I would use directly with either beginner web >designers or experienced graphic designers. Both groups, in my experience, >need filtering lessons about "why?" and "how do I justify the extra time >it takes?". In addition, both need help shifting their thinking to include >accessible design from the beginning. > >Those are issues I can help them with, though. Thanks for the many hours >you have put into this work. > > > >tom mcCain, Butler University, Indianapolis USA > >Work phone: 317 940-8138 >Email address: tmccain@butler.edu >Web addresses: http://trevor.butler.edu/~tmccain > http://www.crittur.com > > ---- Starling Access Services "Access A World Of Possibility" e-mail: info@starlingweb.com URL: http://www.starlingweb.com Phone: 613-820-2272 FAX: 613-820-6983Received on Monday, 14 June 1999 11:53:53 GMT
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