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WAI: Strategies, guidelines, resources to make the Web accessible to people with disabilities

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1. Getting Started
2. Designing for Inclusion
3. Guidelines & Techniques
4. Planning & Implementing
5. Evaluating Accessibility
6. Presentations & Tutorials
7. Getting Involved with WAI
   1. Participating
   2. About WAI
   3. Using WAI Material
   4. Getting WAI Announcements
   5. WAI Groups
      1. Authoring Tool (AUWG)
      2. Education & Outreach (EOWG)
      3. Independent UI (Indie UI)
      4. Evaluation Tools (ERT WG)
      5. Protocols & Formats (PFWG)
      6. Research (RDWG)
      7. User Agent (UAWG)
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      8. WAI Interest Group (WAI IG)
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User Agent Accessibility Guidelines Participants

Active Particpants in Good Standing

Participants in Good Standing as of 12 August 2011. To subscribe, see our information on how to join. (UAWG Patent Policy Status)

• James Allan (Co-Chair), Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired
• Kelly Ford (Co-Chair), Microsoft
• Mark Hakkinen, Educational Testing Service
• Simon Harper, University of Manchester
• Eric Hansen, Educational Testing Service
• Greg Lowney, Invited Expert
• Kim Patch, Redstart Systems
• Jan Richards, Inclusive Design Institute, OCAD University
• Jeanne Spellman, (Staff Contact), W3C

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