IT Accessibility 2001

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IT Accessibility 2001
Ensuring Information Technology Access for People With Disablilities
Tuesday, May 22-23, 2001 8:30am ET

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Leslie C.

Leslie C. begins the program.

Karen Brown

Karen Brown presents.

Bill M.

Bill M. presents.

Intro to Greg V.

Introduction to Greg V.

Greg V.

Greg V speech.

Janina

Janina presents.

Q and A for Janina

Q and A for Janina.

Introduction to Mr. Lint

Introduction to Mr. Lint.

Mr. Lint Edit 01

1st clip, Mr. Lint.

Mr. Lint Edit 02

2nd clip, Mr. Lint.

Intro to Panel

Sharon L. intro to panel.

Mary L.

Mary L.

David B.

David B. speech.

Terry W.

Terry Weaver presentation.

Joe

Joe presentation.

NIST - Q and A - 01

NIST - Q and A - 01

NIST - Q and A - 02

NIST - Q and A - 02

NIST - Q and A - 03

NIST - Q and A - 03

NIST - Q and A - 04

NIST - Q and A - 04

NIST - Q and A - 05

NIST - Q and A - 05

NIST - Q and A - 06

NIST - Q and A - 06

NIST - Q and A - 07

NIST - Q and A - 07

NIST - Q and A - 08

NIST - Q and A - 08

Intro to Marney B.

Intro to Marney B.

Marney B.

Marney B.

Introduction to Madeline Bryant M.

Introduction to Madeline Bryant M.

Madeline Bryant M.

Madeline Bryant M.

John Godfrey

John Godfrey presents at the NIST program held in May 2001.

Madeline

Madeline presents at the NIST program held in May 2001.

Introduction to Larry G.

Introduction to the next presentor.

Larry G.

Larry G., the next presentor at the NIST program held in May 2001.

Addition to Larry

Larry G., the next presentor at the NIST program held in May 2001.

Addition to Larry's Presentation

Larry's assistant adds additional thoughts to the presentation.

Goldberg

Larry G., the next presentor at the NIST program held in May 2001.

Power Point Presentation

Larry G., the next presentor at the NIST program held in May 2001.

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Location: Red Auditorium, NIST, Gaithersburg, Maryland
The auditorium is accessible to people with disabilities.

This conference focused on technology, and industry goals, challenges, and strategies for creating an environment with easy accessibility to Information Technology (IT) by people with disabilities – moving towards the ultimate goal of Universal Design and Accessibility.

Presentations included grand challenges and long-range views on creating an environment with easy accessibility to Information Technology by people with disabilities, industry perspectives, information on regulations (including Section 508), legislative trends, related research and standards, and lessons learned from past experience.

Speakers included Information Technology leaders, IT accessibility experts, research and standards experts, representatives from regulatory agencies, and accessibility advocacy groups.