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When using such a tool, you will find that a certain percentage of people will
not respond. Since it is not directly to you that the information is sent,
there is no way to know where it will be going.
That said, I will be at ICCHP 2010 next week, and if I hear of anything exciting
I will let you know.
I am currently in Karlsruhe and trying to make connections to visit Herr Klaus
and the Blind Centre here, so something along the line may come of that.
take care
zachariah cameron
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Quoting Jennison Mark Asuncion <[log in to unmask]>:
> Hello,
>
> In an attempt to take a broad, unscientific temperature check and more
> importantly, to hopefully cause some conversation to happen around
> accessibility testing, I'm running a poll asking the question: how do you
> typically test the accessibility of a web site or software application for
> users with disabilities? Consider participating in the poll and/or view
> results to date by going to http://twtpoll.com/i2tgre
>
> I'm running the poll until the end of the month and will share results then.
>
>
> Jennison
>
> --
> Jennison Mark Asuncion
> Co-Director, Adaptech Research Network <www.adaptech.org>
> LinkedIn at <www.linkedin.com/in/jennison>
>
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