Good, Basic Internet Skills Foiled By Confusing Content

2010/06/01 ~ John Rochford

Anne shows facility with the Internet, but not with intentionally deceptive- or poorly written content.

The ArcLink: Features of a Cognitively Accessible Web Site

2010/06/09 ~ John Rochford ~ 6 Comments

This post lists features described by Dr. Lynne Tamor, of The ArcLink, at The AAIDD Annual Conference.

My Current Cognitive Web Accessibility Projects

2010/07/152010/07/15 ~ John Rochford

I provide brief descriptions for ten such efforts I have undertaken.

Upcoming Web Site to Include Accessibility for People with Cognitive Disabilities

2010/04/082010/07/14 ~ John Rochford ~ 1 Comment

I will soon create a Web site that incorporates text-to-speech, plain language, and other accessibility features for people with cognitive disabilities.

Self-Advocacy Web Site for People with Intellectual Disabilities

2010/02/052010/02/08 ~ John Rochford ~ 1 Comment

The usability and the accessibility of Self Advocacy Online is described.

Web Accessibility Insights from 6 Women with Intellectual Disabilities

2010/02/12 ~ John Rochford ~ 2 Comments

I learned a lot about what works and what doesn’t, at least for this small group, regarding features intended to make Web sites accessible to them. My lessons are described.

50+ Web Sites Intended to be Accessible to People with Cognitive Disabilities

2010/02/25 ~ John Rochford

Criteria for identifying such sites are described. Most of the Web sites found are of organizations located in England, and which serve people with intellectual disabilities.