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From: Birkir Rúnar Gunnarsson
Date: Dec 6, 2010 5:27PM

Hi listers

I do not make it a habit to forward or repost surveys to any mailing
list (let alone one with high traffic such as this one), but I know
Sina and he is a very talented programmer, blind, and doing a lot of
very interesting and innovative things in the field of access
technology, so I feel the outcome of his project, provided he gets
sufficient responses, will definitely be interesting and beneficial to
all.
If you are a screen reader users, please consider taking a few minutes
to respond.
Thanks very much
-Birkir


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Sina Bahram < <EMAIL REMOVED> >
Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2010 16:13:07 -0500
Subject: [Blindmath] [research] website accessibility
To: Blind Math list for those interested in mathematics < <EMAIL REMOVED> >

Hi all,

As part of a potential publication, I'm conducting research related to
website accessibility. I would really appreciate for you to
send me a quick email answering these three questions.

Please only answer if you are a screen reader user.

First, please put "[research]", that's left-bracket, research,
right-bracket, in the subject line of the email.

My email address is:
<EMAIL REMOVED>

Question 1:
What website or websites do you find the most accessible. Please list
full URL's.

Question 2:
What website or websites do you find the least accessible. Please list
full URL's.

Question 3:
What website, or websites, do you have to use, whether it be for work,
school, business, or anything else, even though they might
not be as accessible as you prefer? Please list full URL's.

Optional section:

Feel free to explain your answers further in this section; for
example, why you feel a certain website is accessible or not
accessible.

Thank you so much for your participation. If I don't get at least 20
or 30 respondents, we won't really be able to use the data, so
please forward this email to anyone at all who uses a screen reader.

Your provided URL's will of course be made anonymous as soon as I get them.

Thanks again

Take care,
Sina