I enjoy learning and teaching others about accessibility. In a recent webinar hosted by the DO-IT Center at University of Washington Accessible Design of Engineered Products and Technology (ADEPT) program, Stanford University’s Dave Jaffe referred to accessibility as: “Accessibility is a design criteria, goal, constraint, or product feature that allows people of differing abilities to share…
My UDAL tip of the month is the type of writing I like to do. I like to learn to use tools and help others to use them well, for the benefit of as many people as possible. I believe in content that is accessible to all, or at least to most people regardless of…
Presentation given July 11, 2018 for the National Network of Libraries of Medicine Webinar Series, Pacific Northwest Region. Presentation slides Recording
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How have changes in technology changes how I do things now? In a nutshell, I spend much more time with devices now. Let me explain. Remember typewriters? Those keyboard contraptions that eventually became available as powered models. You roll in an 8 1/2″ x 11″ blank piece of paper (or if you wanted duplicates, two…
Making the Most of Conference Events I love going to higher education conferences because they allow me to connect with colleagues, share my experiences, and most of all, learn what others are doing. I go to some inexpensive in-state conferences and some more costly ones, depending on our professional budget for the current year. One…
Starting a new blog to streamline my writing and to inform this process…