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Objectives for Web Accessibility Training
Some audiences want the "why" of Web accessibility; others may already know
"why," and instead need to know "how." This page contains questions to help
focus the training.
Questions to ask in advance:
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How familiar is the audience with Web accessibility?
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What kind of background does the audience have?
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What will the audience need to do with this information?
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Are there opportunities to get materials to the audience in advance, or online
during the session?
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Will there be opportunities for follow up?
Audiences may have a combination of several of the following objectives.
Each objective below links to resources and approaches on another page.
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Why Web accessibility is important
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Barriers, assistive technologies, and alternative access
strategies
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Business case and policy basis for accessible Web design
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Designing accessible Web sites
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Evaluating and retrofitting Web sites for accessibility
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Designing accessible browsers and authoring tools
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Promoting Web accessibility
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Finding additional resources on Web accessibility
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Other objectives you may identify?
Last updated October 12, 2000 by Judy Brewer
(jbrewer@w3.org). This WAI Resource is
produced by the Education and Outreach Working Group.
Please send comments and updates to
w3c-wai-eo@w3.org.