This is an example of a course created using only the Accessibility Components. A few frames do include some extra programming - things that you can easily add to the components, such as external links or Flash animation.

The course was created for the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services. The audience is Job Developers who are to begin working with local businesses and industry to create jobs for the clients of the Department of Rehabilitation Services. It describes techniques to use in the first face to face meetings with potential employers.

This tutorial was created using the Accessibility Components.

Click this link to access the example course:
The ABCs of Marketing: Face to Face

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This tutorial was created to give you the knowledge that you will need to use the OU/NIDRR Accessibility Components successfully. It assumes limited Flash knowledge and will lead you through the steps to download and install the components, and how to use each component to create a course. It also includes instructions on how to publish your Flash file and how to configure it for use on the Internet.

As we've explained, you really don't need to have years of experience with Flash to use these components. However, the more you know about Flash, the more flexible our components become. By using them in conjunction with Flash movie clips and other Flash techniques you can be even more creative. So if you don't know Flash the use of a Flash tutorial or other aid may make things easier for you when you begin to try more advanced techniques.

This tutorial was created using the Accessibility Components.

Click this link to access the tutorial:
OU/NIDRR Accessibility Components Tutorial

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If you're interested in accessibility, compliance, or the W3C here are a few links to get you started in your research.

W3C
www.w3c.org
www.w3.org/TR/WAI-WEBCONTENT-TECHS/
www.w3.org/TR/ATAG20/

Section 508 Compliance
www.section508.gov

Accessibility
webxact.watchfire.com

HB 2197
www.ok.gov/accessibility_policy.html

Accessibility in Flash
www.macromedia.com/resources/accessibility/

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