mencap and accessibility, inclusion europe and an accessible drop down list, and a short book list

a number of people present at the f2f asked for a link to the mencap
resources on accessibility, inclusion europe and an accessible drop down
list.

geert freyhoff is the director at http://www.inclusion-europe.org

a good example of an accessible drop down list is linked from here:
http://www.learningdifficulty.org/develop/w3c-scripts.html#navigation

a few mencap resources are linked from here:
http://www.mencap.com/html/services/accessibility_services.htm

these include:
'Am I making myself clear?': information about making your communications
more accessible for people with a learning disability (this document is a
PDF)
'Making your website accessible for people with a learning disability':
guidelines for web designer (this document is in Rich Text Format)
'Accessing the Web': a Mencap and Nokia report on website accessibility for
people with a learning disability (this document is in Rich Text Format)
'Using the Internet': a guide on how to use the internet which is accessible
to people with a learning disability (this is a PDF document)


my small library on special needs and the web also includes:

unlocking potential sally mckeown
ict changing education chris abbott
internet for all david baines and richard walter
symbols now chris abbott
making the web special chris abbott http://www.sed.kcl.ac.uk/special/
making communication special chris abbott http://www.sed.kcl.ac.uk/special/
valuing people UK white paper
http://www.archive.official-documents.co.uk/document/cm50/5086/5086.htm
enabling technology for inclusion  blamires

I believe all of this is and more is available from
http://www.learningdifficulty.org, perhaps more is the problem?

jonathan chetwynd

http://www.peepo.com         "The first and still the best picture directory
on the web"
http://www.learningdifficulty.org.uk "Our guide to helping people with a
learning difficulty get the most from the web"

Received on Friday, 8 March 2002 16:30:35 UTC