Acknowledgements
We are indebted to the many individuals who provided support to the project in terms of advice, feedback and contributions of content to the project:
Pete Rainger, Patrick Lauke, Jim Byrne, Rory Lawson, Rachel Partridge, Beverley Daniels, Ian Cole, Amy Pearson, Steve Collier, Dr. Peter Gregor, Sidney Tyrrell, Alistair McNaught, Ross Little, Susie Schofield, Bob Regan, Andrew Kirkpatrick, Joe Clark, Dr. Nigel Beacham, Léonie Watson, Liz Ball, Ian Mumby, Chris Firth, Andrew Ashwin, Kieren Pitts, Andy Ramsden, Dr. Annalu Waller, John Whitfield, Mike Adams, Will Pearson, Adrian Higginbotham, April Dawson, Sue Harrison, Ruth Phillips, David Brook, Andrew Pendrick, Beth Parkes, Wendy Whitehouse.
Using this Site
Making multimedia e-learning optimally accessible is not about ticking a checklist! All our advice encourages a thoughtful and analytic approach to addressing accessibility issues. Accessible e-learning is achieved by engagement, not by formula.
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Case Studies
- Creating an Accessible Flash Game for the RNIB
- Providing captioned video clips for the Skills for Access web site
- Léonie - Accessibility consultant and part-time degree student, who is blind
- Creating simple multimedia using Video, Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
- Captioning Video for Accessibility