- From: Ellen Perlow <EPerlow@twu.edu>
- Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 06:30:06 -0500 (CDT)
- To: w3c-wai-eo@w3.org
- Cc: EPerlow@twu.edu
Dear Everyone: My regrets for today's (7/26) meeting ... work ... Update: This past weekend I attended the annual planning meeting for the Texas Library Association Annual Conference (the next one: in Houston, April 1-4, 2003). I distributed the W3C WAI Quick Tips both at the central handout table by registration and at the Diversity Committee meeting that I attended. I also prepared and distributed a handout on the newly revised State of Texas Web Accessibility Guidelines - effective June 17, 2002: http://www.dir.state.tx.us/standards/S206.htm - which refer to W3C WAI guidelines. I noticed that many copies of the Quick Tips and Texas handout were taken. The Chair of the Texas Library Association Publications Committee held a focus group meeting about the Texas Library Association website (http://www.txla.org/). Since I was unable to attend this particular meeting, in advance of the meeting, I left an envelope for the Chair with a number of copies of the WAI Quick Tips Cards and the State of Texas Web Accessibility guidelines handout. I subsequently spoke with the Texas Library Association's webmaster who told me that the Publications Chair had given her some of the Quick Tips cards and State of Texas web accessibility handouts : "Accessibility of the Texas Library Association's website will be on the agenda" for the focus group meeting. I submitted a program proposal to hold the second annual Accessibility Pavilion as part of the 2003 annual conference's Exhibits ... 8000 attendees. --------- Last Wednesday, I presented an Accessibility/Assistive Technology 1 1/2 hour workshop to a graduate health studies class at my university. I distributed the WAI Quick Tips cards and handouts on the Section 508 standards and the Texas accessibility guidelines to the class and spoke about the importance of designing webpages from the beginning the right way= the accessible way. A very receptive audience as I have found all health professionals to be. ------------- Ellen Perlow eperlow@twu.edu
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