Public Agencies vs. Corporations: It’s an accessibility showdown
Hypothesis: Public agencies, such as government websites, have websites that are no more accessible to people with disabilities than corporations.
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Q82 & Q83 – Missing Data and Research Analytic Tools
Here you can find the PowerPoint for this presentation: Presentation 3 – Lance Perkins This presentation covers Q82, How do I deal with missing data?, and Q83, What are some good action research analytic tools I can use?
Exploring Accessibility Articles for More Articles
I am research web accessibility, which looks at the design-features and tools available to people with disabilities that makes it possible for them to use the internet. Citation Traces: Palmer, S. B., Wehmeyer, M. L., Davies, D. K., & Stock, S. E. (2012). Family members’ reports of the technology use of family members with intellectual … Continue reading Exploring Accessibility Articles for More Articles
Society Relegating People with Disabilities to Second Class Goes Virtual
I still do not have a narrowed topic, but my general topic will be about web accessibility. As I continue my research, I am leaning toward a topic that looks at whether both the public and private sectors do enough to make their websites accessible. Search 1 Database Used: Applied Science & Technology Advanced keyword … Continue reading Society Relegating People with Disabilities to Second Class Goes Virtual
Assessing Access to Accessibility Articles
My topic addresses accessibility in web development. Database: Computer Science Collection Keyword: web accessibility Results: 1,731 Useful? Yes, this keyword seemed to be useful on this database as it appeared to give fewer irrelevant results since this keyword is quite specific to the topic Potential Article: Fayyaz, N., Khusro, S., & Ullah, S. (2021). Accessibility … Continue reading Assessing Access to Accessibility Articles
Week 9: Accessibility in Web Development
I did not have a specific topic in my initial post, but I did write that I wanted to look at how computers have impacted gaming such as in chess and poker. However, I have decided that I want to research accessibility in web development, and I am making this change for a couple of … Continue reading Week 9: Accessibility in Web Development
Q7 & Q8 Presentation: Action Research’s Cyclical Nature
Reflections on the Proposal Assignment
Overall, I do feel that the directions and expectations of the paper were clear, so at this time I have no confusion or questions. Reading through the directions, I did recognize two challenges I will face during this project, though these are more challenges I face in any large project like this and are not … Continue reading Reflections on the Proposal Assignment
Article Review: What Methods Software Teams Prefer When Testing Web Accessibility
Provide the citation and attach a pdf of the article (10 pts) Bai, A., Stray, V., & Mork, H. (2019, June 10). What Methods Software Teams Prefer When Testing Web Accessibility. Advances in Human-Computer Interaction. https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ahci/2019/3271475/ pdf – What Methods Software Teams Prefer When Testing Web Accessibility What is the abstract of the article? Accessibility has … Continue reading Article Review: What Methods Software Teams Prefer When Testing Web Accessibility
Web Development and Software Engineer Positions
Employer Contact Information: Code For America – Get Your Refund Program 972 Mission Street 5th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103 https://codeforamerica.org/ 415-816-1286 Rae Pilarski, Get Your Refund Program Manager rpilarski@codeforamerica.org General Employer Information: Code For America aims at helping government programs become more efficient through what they call “Human-Centered Government”. Their aim is to “partner … Continue reading Web Development and Software Engineer Positions