Resources

Web Access for All Tool Kit
K-State's tool kit to assist University web developers

Accessibility defined
What accessibility means and how it affects web sites

Legal requirements
Describes K-State's federal and state legal obligations

Guidelines and standards
Links to federal, state, W3C guidelines and policies

Tools
Links to tools that can assist in achieving accessibility

Training and online tutorials
Links to classes and online training

Resources
Information about accessible emerging technologies and web-delivered curriculum

Web content accessibility home

Resources

The following links provide additional information, particularly regarding the accessibility of emerging technologies, and the accessibility of web-delivered science, math and engineering curricula. If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact either of the following individuals:

• National Center for Accessible Media (NCAM)
• NCAM Access to Rich Media Project - includes tools for producing accessible multimedia, plus examples
• MAGPie (Media Access Generator) - free software for adding captions, subtitles and audio descriptions
• PIVoT: The Physics Interactive Video Tutor - MIT/NCAM model on-line course
• NCAM PIVoT Home Page
• SNOW Project (University of Toronto) - includes courseware accessibility reviews
• Adobe Accessibility
• Adobe Acrobat 6.0 and Section 508
• WebCT Platform Accessibility
• Java Access Bridge (Sun.com)
• Java Accessibility Program (Trace Center)
• Javascript and DHTML Accessibility (Trace Center)
• W3C's Math Home Page
• Accessibility and VRML
• University of Delaware Information Access Laboratory
• Designing More Usable Web Sites (Trace Center) - many more links!