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From: Hoffman, Allen
Date: Mon, Mar 14 2011 12:36PM
Subject: online web accessibility practice/testing tools
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Anyone have an online system to test for accessibility, e.g. throw up
pages with accessibility errors, and allow students to identify the
errors and score their answers?


Allen Hoffman

From: Owens, Parker
Date: Tue, Mar 15 2011 12:12PM
Subject: Re: online web accessibility practice/testing tools
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I would give them popular websites, like amazon, nike, irs.

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From: Hoffman, Allen [mailto: = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = ]
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Subject: [WebAIM] online web accessibility practice/testing tools

Anyone have an online system to test for accessibility, e.g. throw up pages with accessibility errors, and allow students to identify the errors and score their answers?


Allen Hoffman

From: Dylan Barrell
Date: Fri, Mar 18 2011 9:27AM
Subject: Re: online web accessibility practice/testing tools
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Take a look at http://worldspace.deque.com/ - this is a Firebug plugin
for analyzing web pages.

Also take a look at http://www.deque.com/ there is a single page
analysis feature there that you can use to analyze pages.

--Dylan

From: Greg Kraus
Date: Mon, Mar 21 2011 8:09AM
Subject: Re: online web accessibility practice/testing tools
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The University of Washington has a good site that demonstrates a page
with numerous problems, documents all of the issues, then shows you a
corrected version.

http://www.washington.edu/accesscomputing/AU/

If your end goal is to test students' knowledge this site won't
totally help you because it gives you all of the answers, but it might
give you a good starting point for creating something of your own. If
all you are wanting is a self-test then it would probably work well in
your situation. I've used this site to create customized training for
our campus on accessible Web design.

Greg

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Greg Kraus
University IT Accessibility Coordinator
Office of Information Technology
North Carolina State University
919.513.4087



On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 2:34 PM, Allen Hoffman < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > wrote:
> Anyone have an online system to test for accessibility, e.g. throw up
> pages with accessibility errors, and allow students to identify the
> errors and score their answers?
>
>
> Allen Hoffman
>