EASI Webcast Accessibility in a Flash Part 2
Macromedia is one of the software companies working steadily towards
increasing accessibility to information technology and to Internet
applications for users with disabilities.  This includes its push to create
tools that will enable creators to design flash applications that are
accessible to people with disabilities and using adaptive software.

Listen to the EASI webcast at http//www.rit.edu/~easi

        Bob Reagan, Senior Product Manager for accessibility at Macromedia,
talks
to us about Macromedia's efforts in making Flash content accessible.  This
is the second of a two part series that examines an introductory level of
Flash accessibility. How to incorporate the ALT attribute into Flash
movies, along with captioning of Flash are discussed.  Part 1 still is
available online for hose who missed it.

Flash accessibility is being integrated into the relevant online EASI
courses and
is part of its Certificate in Accessible Information Technology.  Courses
include

Beginner Barrier-free Web Accessibility Design
Advanced Barrier-free Web Accessibility Design
Barrier-free Information Technology
Barrier-free E-learning Accessible Internet Multimedia
Learning Disabilities and Information Technology
Train the Trainer
Business benefits of Accessible IT Design.

Information at http//easi.cc/workshop.htm

EASI's  March, month-long online courses
      Barrier-free Information Technology
Learning Disabilities and Information Technology





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                Norman Coombs, Ph.D.
CEO EASI (Equal Access to Software and Information)
http://www.rit.edu/~easi
                http://easi-elearn.org