Re: Accessibility problems with Blackboard?

Except that their definition of accessibility is "does it have a text-only
interface" - there is nothing mentioned about whether there is support for
authors to create content that is accessible, or whether anything more
sophisticated than a text-only interface (for example the use of text
equivalents for functions and images provided) is available.

But a good resource anyway to start from.

Cheers

Charles

On Sun, 31 Mar 2002, Denise Wood  wrote:

  For those of you who have expressed interest in information comparing
  different e-learning platforms I have come across another relevant site:
  http://www.c2t2.ca/landonline/evalapps.asp

  The structure used for the reviews is very comprehensive and there is a
  comprehensive review of WebCT 3.7 but the review on Blackboard is lacking
  in detail. Also appears to be an older version of Blackboard that has
  been reviewed. Several other e-learning platforms are reviewed at this
  site and well worth checking out and bookmarking to check for regular
  updates of the reviews.

  Sincerely

  Denise

Received on Sunday, 31 March 2002 18:30:53 UTC