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Video Player Testing Results: Seven Players Pass Initial Testing But Only Two Allow for Bluetooth Keyboard Capability

This week in Linz, Austria we presented at the International Conference on Computers Helping People with Special Needs. Gian was pleased to be invited to share a paper looking at AccessibilityOz’s testing results of various online video players. Our testing process includes four phases meant to examine accessibility ac-cording to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines,

We’re looking for a sales representative

Interested in working for AccessibilityOz? Love accessibility? Or, love sales, and are willing to learn about accessibility? Well, we have the job for you! We’re looking for a US-based sales representative. We prefer someone based on the West Coast, but we’re open to anyone in the US. Tasks include: Building business by identifying and selling

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Next up for our CEO @gian: #AHFE2018 in Florida – how do you reckon #Video #Accessibility relates to Applied Human… https://t.co/GKXySSsr4N - 1 day ago

RT @gian: Great to see some sketchnoting in a presentation! (Alternative text: a number of different systems go into building a web page, w… - 2 days ago

RT @knowbility: Hey #a11y community. Don't forget that SXSW is actively seeking tech heavy accessibility talks - think "how-to" - for @SXSW… - 3 days ago

Lori Kressin talks about how to capture both physical and technical accessibility issues #hcii #HCII2018 #a11y… https://t.co/cKkjxATSxm - 3 days ago

Amazing @TempleUniv educated 10,000 people with their Accessibility Awareness training! #accessibility #a11y #hcii… https://t.co/ec2hKoXaVC - 3 days ago

Brent Whiting has been talking about how they mandated #a11y training at @TempleUniv, covering law, policy & obliga… https://t.co/6U9lfM7Vll - 3 days ago

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AccessibilityOz is an accessibility consultancy based in Australia and the United States. Gian Wild, the founder and Director, has worked on the accessibility of various web sites since 1998 and spent six years with the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Working Group contributing to WCAG2. AccessibilityOz offers a range of accessibility services and products to organisations and Government departments around the world. We have completed hundreds of audits and run training sessions and seminars over the last ten years for clients including United Nations, National Science Foundation, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Bureau of Meteorology and McDonalds.