I was pleased to be able to help a fellow librarian today who knows quite a bit about web accessibility and the importance of headings in documents. She and I sat this morning and I showed her what her guide to some online databases sounded like using JAWS and also Zoomtext. It's nice to be able to prove that what you go on about all the time, what is so simple to use, is actually the right way.
Put in your headings, or we'll come round and get you!
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Thoughts from a librarian interested in the web's potential for information provision, looking at accessibility and assistive technology in particular.
What is this Blog?
This started out as a Blog for a 1 Day Conference on Web 2.0. I'm keeping it going to learn as much as I can and relate it to my current job as Disability Librarian at Oxford University. A lot of what I do relates to assistive software and computer use by disabled students, so Web 2.0 is highly pertinent.
Let's see how it goes!
Let's see how it goes!
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Who I am!
- Ruth
- I'm a librarian in Oxford. I look at disablity provisions - from mobility to visual. I work a lot with assistive software.
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