[Athen] Most accessible open source CMS
John Foliot - Stanford Online Accessibility Program
jfoliot at stanford.edu
Tue Feb 20 11:15:40 PST 2007
E.A. Draffan wrote:
> I am sure this has been discussed but with all the updates to open
> source CMS tools I just wondered if anyone had an opinion on which is
> the most accessible one? Joomla seem to be off with Google to work on
> it
> http://code.google.com/soc/joomla/appinfo.html?csaid=52B7D46E2DD02887
> Mambo and Drupal are on Robbie's list and I am using Moodle at the
> moment.
Sorry for the delay...
>From another list I subscribe to come this great resource:
http://wiki.euain.org/doku.php?id=wiki:glossary:choosing_an_accessible_cms
The author, Joshue O Connor, is Senior Accessibility Consultant for the
Centre for Inclusive Technology, an initiative of The National Council for
the Blind of Ireland. It provides a good overview of many of the current
OSCMSes out there.
Readers might also be interested in the following:
http://2007.oscms-summit.org/
It's at Yahoo!'s Campus in Sunnyvale, CA on March 22-23. There's no charge
but you need to register.
Cheers!
JF
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John Foliot
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Stanford Online Accessibility Program
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