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Re: municipality web sites & people with disabilities
From: catherine
Date: Sep 24, 2009 1:05PM
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Thanks Micheal for this information. Seems like Austin is doing good :)
Best regards,
Catherine
Moore,Michael wrote:
> Here is a brief summary of what the City of Austin, Texas is doing.
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> 1. Last week my boss met with City Web staff to give input on their development of a formal City Web Accessibility policy. He provided them with the DARS (Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services) policy development training and HHS (Health and Human Services) policy model. DARS policy development training was developed with Web AIM principals.
> 2. The City of Austin is currently using JAWS and other single page tools to test the City Connection Web pages. Austin Energy is using Watchfire for an enterprise level testing tool.
> 3. Last year, the City doubled its budget for closed captioning of video and multimedia content. Currently all City Council meetings and Mayor's Committee meetings are closed captioned.
> 4. City staff attend AIR Austin and Access-U training and receive individual training on making accessible PDF documents and reports.
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> Mike Moore
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