- From: Morten Tollefsen <morten@medialt.no>
- Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2010 10:03:23 +0100
- To: <w3c-wai-ig@w3.org>
Hi! A few months ago I wrote about a Norwegian project where we try to define the necessary user skills for visually impaired "surfers". We do this to improve the education MediaLT provide. Moreover, it is useful for us to have knowledge about what we can expect that users can, for example. when we make or test sites. Now we have created two documents: one for screen reader and another for screen magnifier. It is only Chapter 3, which is different in the documents. In chapter 3 we have tried to define what the visually impaired should know in addition to a standardized reference level (for example basic screen reader functionality). We use the ICDL: International Computer Driving Licence (module 7) as the standard level. We are very grateful if you have time to read the documents. Of course, OK if you only have knowledge of either screen reader or screen magnifier. More information: http://www.medialt.no/news/en-US/what-must-a-visually-impaired-user-know -to-surf-on-the-internet/665.aspx Best regards Morten Tollefsen www.medialt.no, +47 908 99 305 MSN: mortentollefsen@hotmail.com, Skype: morten.tollefsen twitter.com/mortentollefsen
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