[Athen] New listserve for Missouri Professionals

[Ron]

I would be interested to find out what issues on these topics are unique to
Missouri.  Historically having redundant lists on the same have been
counterproductive to making collective progress on the Access that we all
are facing.

Ron Stewart

On Thursday, April 9, 2015, Shadrick, Megan E <
MeganShadrick at missouristate.edu> wrote:


> Please help spread the word by passing this on to your colleagues!

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> The Access Technology Center at Missouri State University is hosting a new

> listserve for professionals in Missouri. The purpose of this list is to

> provide a way for Access Technology professionals in Missouri to

> communicate and collaborate. Individuals working in the areas of

> disability, assistive technology, product accessibility, and supporting IT

> professionals are welcome. Although the focus is on Missouri Higher

> Education and the accessibility issues we are experiencing; those working

> with transition age, employment, non-profit, and government agencies are

> encouraged to join. Topics may include; accessibility testing of products

> and programs, solutions for making products and programs accessible, work

> arounds for online learning platforms, video captioning, and new assistive

> technology options.

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> To subscribe go To:

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> http://listserver.missouristate.edu/mailman/listinfo/pl-accesstech

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> Megan Shadrick M.S., M.A., COMS

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> Associate Director, Disability Resource Center—Access Technology Center

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> Missouri State University

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> Meyer Library 201D

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> 901 S National Ave

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> Springfield, MO 65897

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> 417-836-8813

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> meganshadrick at missouristate.edu

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> http://missouristate.edu/atc

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