Can you remember a time when the title of this blog post might have landed me in a straight jacket? Can you believe that was just a few short years ago? Yea, I can’t either.
Anyway, Gary’s post Outfox: speech, sound, and more for Firefox talks about a new Firefox extension. He’s using it to create [...]
Tag Archives: Accessibility
Outfoxing Gmail with Greasemonkey
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Accessibility Daily Moved
Monday, July 28, 2008
If you were tracking the Accessibility Daily feed I set up on Google Reader, you’ll want to update your reader to point to the new feed aliased by http://a11y.mindtrove.info. I’ve switched over to using a clone of Eitan’s Yahoo! Pipes aggregator to get more control over the output (and because I forgot the credentials for [...]
Maze Day 2008
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
About once a year, K-12 kids with disabilities from all over North Carolina (and beyond) travel to UNC-Chapel Hill to take part in Maze Day. Throughout the day, the kids, their teachers, and their parents wander Sitterson Hall to try out the numerous games, applications, activities, and demos designed to help them learn and have [...]
