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Inside IT: Web designers still failing disabled people | Guardian Unlimited Technology | Technology - New guidance, which came into effect last week, aims to boost social inclusion for disabled people by ensuring sites are designed with accessibility in m
"PAS 78 sets out best practice for organisations commissioning public-facing websites and is the result of a year-long collaboration between the Disability Rights Commission (DRC) and the British Standards Institution.
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Victor Keegan: The poetic beauty of technical simplicity | Guardian Unlimited Technology | Technology - The world of word-processing and spreadsheets could be facing seismic changes following Google's purchase last week of Writely.com, a free online wordp
I have been dipping into writely.com and numsum.com, a free online spreadsheet.. [such] fresh competition could persuade many users of the attractions of alternatives that are not only free but simpler and more versatile than the complex products on offer
/news opinion services/file-editing web2.0/biz web2.0/intro webtech/office

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This is the link-log to accompany my elearning2.0 weblog. My del.icio.us shared bookmarks are collected daily and posted here. I hope eventually to pull in my shared citations from Connotea and CiteULike as well. Please look in elearning2.0 for original writing and more substantial commentary. Browse the bundled tag clouds for these links at the SIGOSSEE Standards and Architectures Resource Base. You can search for links using this weblog's search form, or search via Collaborative Rank.

I'm Mike Malloch, a software developer with strong opinions about what is wrong with 'elearning1.0' and vivid hopes for elearning2.0. Mike Malloch photo Through my work with KnowNet, I'm trying to do something practical to enable elearning2.0. Through this blog I'll be sharing some ideas about what we all can do to speed that development. See KNotations for my technical documentation and writing.

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