> It's not just you.  The case law has established that separate is
> inherently unequal, and in general, a separate, text only web site
> is not considered a reasonable accommodation.

I might be missing something here (it's not uncommon!), but isn't this
site only for a certain known group of people to do a particular kind of
training? If it were a 'public resource' designed for consumption of
any-old person, I would completely agree with you. But if this
presentation was designed for a known audience, as is implied by the
requirement of a password to gain access...I don't know. Maybe I'm just
confused.

--kerri

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