An artist once said that the time was coming that everyone would be famous 
for 15 minutes.  Maybe he should have said 15 seconds or maybe I'm too cynical.
However the overwhelming popularity today of

Blogs, Wikis, Web 2.0 and social networking has thousands of people sharing 
themselves, their pictures, their thoughts and prejudices with the 
world.  The more people who are placing content on the Web, the more the 
potential for the use of design features that may exclude people with older 
technology or who need to use special adaptive technology.  Yes, people 
with disabilities want their time in the sun too!

Starting on Thursday Feb. 7 at 2 PM EASI presents a 4-part weekly Webinar 
on Blog and Wiki accessibility.  While some of us stick-in-the mud types 
thought these fads were for teen-agers, this is not true.  Schools, 
colleges and universities are using them as another educational technology 
tool in their arsenal.  Schools at least are expected to make their course 
content available in accessible formats.

Read more and register online for this fee-based Webinar series at
http://easi.cc/clinic.htm

(Note that EASI Annual Members have free access to these fee-based Webinars).


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Norman Coombs, Ph.D.
Laguna Hills CA (949) 855-4852
CEO EASI
http://easi.cc

EASI January 2008events
http://easi.cc

5 exciting Webinars 3 of which are public and have no charge
http://easi.cc/clinic.htm

2 online courses:
Barrier-free Information Technology
Creating and Repurposing More Accessible Content
http://easi.cc/workshop.htm

Podcasts and Vodcasts
http://easi.cc/podcasts