[Asis-l] Mobile and Handheld Technology Accessibility Forum On LinkedIn

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Mobile and Handheld Technology Accessibility Forum On LinkedIn

With the ongoing focus on exploiting mobile and other handheld
technologies, this forum seeks to bring together mobile software
developers, researchers and others involved or interested in making
these devices and the applications that run on them accessible and
usable by persons with different disabilities. End-users with visible
and non-visible disabilities who use mainstream and adapted mobile and
handheld devices and associated applications are likewise encouraged
to contribute to the dialogue.

Topics of interest include (but are not limited to) sharing best
practice, guidelines, and first-hand experience developing
applications on mobile/handheld platforms that are made to be
accessible to users with different disabilities; issues related to
mobile learning accessibility; information on the latest innovations
in mainstream and adaptive mobile/handheld hardware accessibility
(e.g., cell phones, smartphones, GPS devices, iPods); along with
evaluation and feedback from end-users with disabilities who are
attempting to use these technologies. As this area of accessibility
evolves, it is expected conversations will as well.

As with any other public forum, members are reminded to exercise good
judgment and conduct when contributing, in terms of respecting both
workplace confidentiality that many are bound by, and the diversity of
opinions that will naturally be expressed here.

This is an off-shoot of the Web 2.0 Accessibility Forum group here on LinkedIn

Owner: Jennison Asuncion

!!!  Thanks To Jennison Mark Asuncion / Co-Director, Adaptech Research
Networ / For The HeadsUp !!!

Links To source And To Join And To Related > Mobile Libraries Facebook
Global Group And Mobile Libraries Google Group Available At

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Regards,

/Gerry

Gerry McKiernan
Associate Professor
Science and Technology Librarian
Iowa State University Library
Ames IA 50011

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