Accessibility is more than alternatives to graphics: for some, it is graphical alternatives to text, for others audio is required while they watch the road; others use their phones to access Web content and yet others have busy hands so need a way of controlling their computers by voice. Internationalisation means text needs to be interpreted easily and specialised subject content needs specialised mark-up. We all need a way of knowing how accessible our resources will be given the range of possible access software and hardware. Our speakers represent many of the aspects of accessibility with expertise in areas that increase the utility of resources.
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