Inclusive Design and Teaching Accessibility

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Derek Featherstone on Inclusive Design

Resources after the Teaching Accessibility event.
RantWoman's biggest takeaway from this event: one of the presenters spoke about her students. Even the ones who had only very modest exposure to accessibility issues were able to have influence in the organizations where they worked about accessiblity issues.

Thanks for attending today's webinar.  It was great to see so many folks online and so many familiar faces.  We will be placing the recording on our website.  The slides are available online.  Please take a minute to complete the evaluation.

If you aren't already part of an AccessComputing community of practice and would like to engage more with us about disability, accessibility, and computing, email me at blaser@uw.edu.

In the meantime, below are some of the resources talked about today:

• AccessComputing
• Teach Access 
• Accessible Learning Lab at RIT
• The book for Amy’s course 
• Disability & Innovation: The Universal Benefits of Accessible Design, by Haben Girma
• Anat’s video about the Accessibility Capstore course -
• Easy Checks – A First Review of Web Accessibility from W3C