Accessibility Course by Jim Thatcher
Work your way through this course applying as much as you can to your web pages.
The Online Resource section of Jim's course is excellent.
Dive Into Accessibility Mark Pilgrim's Accessibility book.
Creating an Accessible Website by Angela Brannon is another excellent resource.
Building Accessible Websites Joe Clark's excellent book.
Available online. For a no-nonsense, practical guide to Acessibility read this book, then go out and buy it and read it again.
Below is a list of mainly Australian resources, many of which relate to website accessibility.
You should work your way through the tutorial mentioned below then apply as
much as possible to your website.
Accessibility Tutorial Australian Tutorial.
There are a series of downloadable word documents covering Guidelines and Checklists available on the topics listed below.
Australian Guidelines and Checklists - http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/accessequity/guidelines/guidelines.htm
Criteria for Developing an Enabling Course for Access to Information and Communications Technologies
Everyone Online: Access and Equity in e-Learning tutorial (web site)
Guides to Universal Design of e-Learning for Managers and Practitioners
e-Learning Guidelines for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Learners
Student Tips for Online Learning
Tips For Web Developers Meeting The Priority 1 W3C Guidelines
Website Accessibility: Overview and Guidelines
Checklist for developing Indigenous e-Learning resources
Check Sheet For Managers
Everyone Online Check Sheet
IT Induction Check Sheet
Online Student Services Check Sheet
1. Accessibility Demo A demonstration put together by the WCAG people.
Examines an accessible and inaccessible version of the same site.
It includes an Accessiblity Evaluation Report which could be used as the basis
for your own Accessibility Report.
1. Select a website and produce an Accessibility Evaluation Report.