- From: Gretchen Lowerison <gretchen@hwg.org>
- Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2001 10:06:58 -0400
- To: w3c-wai-eo@w3.org
Here is the model that I am using for the "Education" business case. The next step for me is to actually fill it in! Gretchen =================== Education Background Your University, College, or other educational institution has decided that it is time to make their website accessible. Before this can be carried out a number of steps need to be covered to ensure that all is done correctly. - Benefits of accessible web-design to educational institutions - stats [brief] - Present brief argument outlining why Web Accessibility is important Step 1. Establish a working team - Gather a team of representatives from administration, finance, IT, academics, content experts and members at large. - Establish a set of objectives Step 2. Create a financial profile - Determine what you have now and what you need to do to achieve your goals and objectives Step 3. Consider the consequences - How will the change impact on the working activities of your educational institution, for example, will additional training be required for instructors, etc. Step 4. Define requirements and gather information - Prepare a list of benefits - Outline how accessible web design increases the potential market to all. Step 5. Development of a financial report - Outline how the benefits justify the cost. - Specific financial requirements: user support, training, potential return Step 6. Analyze the risks - What are the major risks - what can go wrong? - What is required in order to maintain the site? - Considerations for the future. Step 7. Present results of report to administration - Put together a final report from steps 1 through 6 and present the report to administration. Step 8. Develop an implementation plan - Put together a working model
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