- From: Caroline Lambie <Caroline.Lambie@mencap.org.uk>
- Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 15:21:15 +0000
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Hi all I am giving a talk to the British Computer Society's web publishing group on publishing on the web for people with learning disabilities. I have found a lot of good resources on the web, but was wondering if anyone had any other recommendations for good reading, or examples of good websites which are designed specifically for people with learning disabilities which I could demonstrate. I am also particularly interested in the use of sound. We have developed our sound pages using flash sound files. We are mid development with a new section - which is not really working http://www.mencap.org.uk/Test/mnis_with_sound/health.html using dhtml and flash, but it is too jerky! Anyway, if anyone has any suggestions for any of the above, I would be very grateful thanks Caroline Caroline Lambie Mencap Web Communications Manager 020 7696 6022 caroline.lambie@mencap.org.uk http://www.mencap.org.uk Eight out of ten carers are at breaking point. Six out of ten are getting no short break service. To email your MP and read the Breaking Point report in full please visit www.mencap.org.uk/breakingpoint Your support could make all the difference. ********************MENCAP-DISCLAIMER********************** Want to understand more about learning disability and Mencap? Visit www.mencap.org.uk or call our Learning Disability Helplines free on 0808 808 1111 (England), 0808 8000 300 (Wales) or 0845 763 6227 (Northern Ireland - calls charged at local rates) This email should be read in conjunction with the disclaimer contained within the Mencap Web site at: www.mencap.org.uk/disclaimer If you have received this e-mail in error please notify the postmaster at postmaster@mencap.org.uk ***********************************************************
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