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Re: Accessible Platform for Brainstorming and Voting

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From: Jonathan Avila
Date: Oct 10, 2014 12:18PM

> Indiana University is in the process of trying to find an online platform that can be used for collaboratively brainstorming and voting on ideas (e.g., feature requests for LMS).

I'm not sure what platform it uses but you may want to check out
https://www.epolicyworks.org/epw/dialogues/

Jonathan

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Subject: [WebAIM] Accessible Platform for Brainstorming and Voting

Hi All,

Indiana University is in the process of trying to find an online platform that can be used for collaboratively brainstorming and voting on ideas (e.g., feature requests for LMS). One potential tool suggested by a faculty member was Tricider (http://www.tricider.com/home). This platform offers many features that do not require registration. Unfortunately, the accessibility of the tool was not satisfactory.

What tools are other institutions/groups/companies using to accomplish these tasks? What is the accessibility level of the tool that you are using?

I look forward to any feedback, experience, or recommendations this group can provide.

Thank you.

Sincerely,
Joe

Joe Humbert
Principal Accessibility Analyst
Assistive Technology and Accessibility Centers

Indiana University
University Information Technology Services
535 W Michigan Street, IT 210 F
Indianapolis, IN 46202
317-274-4378
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[Indiana University]

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