[Athen] unable to enter WebEx meeting room using screen reader

[Jennifer Sutton]

ATHENites:

While I can't say I've tested it exhaustively, the service, Blue 
Jeans, is amazingly accessible (in comparison to other services I've 
tried that are similar to it).

See links below my name.

I have been able to do most of the tasks (if not all) as a host. I've 
recorded myself, and I've successfully shared my screen with a 
sighted person, using IE 11 and JFW15. When JFW was in play (via 
screen sharing), the service lagged a bit, but it wasn't intolerable to me.

I've also tried the IOS app., and it seems okay, but again, I can't 
say I've tested it exhaustively.

As far as I know, yearly licenses for the enterprise are currently 
the only option.

But I think you can have a free trial.

If others try this and find it suits them, I'd encourage you to 
specifically mention the value of the accessibility work to you, so 
they'll know it's a market-worthy selling point.

It may not be perfect, but I'm pretty excited about its potential.

Jennifer

Accessibility Features on Blue Jeans  Blue Jeans
http://bluejeans.com/features/accessibility
[page doesn't say much, but at least it exists.
]

Press Release: Bl

ue Jeans Network Adds Key Features To Enhance Video Conferencing 
Accessibility to Customers with Disabilities


https://bluejeans.com/press-releases/blue-jeans-network-adds-key-features-to-enhance-video-conferencing