Promoting Getting Started Tips
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We welcome your help telling everyone about Tips for Getting Started with Web Accessibility.
You are welcome to use the sample wording below for your own blog posts, newsletter articles, etc.
If you write a blog, newsletter article, or such, please let us know by sending e-mail to wai-eo-editors@w3.org and we'll add it to our list. Thanks!
Resources & Pointers
Tweet ideas you can use
- WAI tweet 1 October
- Hashtag suggestions #WAItips
- short URI: http://bit.ly/WAIQTips
E-mail ideas you can use
EOWG planning & record keeping
Audiences & Messages for Outreach
- Government agencies
- Professional associations of developers, web managers, etc
- University web folks
- Meetups
- Linked in groups
- Bloggers online influencers
- Publishers
- UX community
- WAI community, W3C internal communications
- ...
Blog & newsletter ideas
- Poster child tip, interest encourages entry to other tips
- David Berman will blog with reference to Tips/use a signature, bio blurb
- NTEN, TechSoup, other NPO newsletters - Sharron will write a blurb to circulate
- Develop blurb, Howard to circulate to higher ed newsletter, AHEAD listserve, etc
- Whenever you publish anything (like David's white paper with 3Play Media) add reference to QSTips
- Howard's webinar on Universal Design making curriculum accessible. Planning to mention WAI resources, will make the Tips another push.
- Consider doing a webinar on WAI resources (or specifically the Tips) at 3Play Media
- Integrating WAI resources - particularly the Tips - into corporate training
- ...
Tweet ideas
- Hashtag suggestions #WAItips
- Push out a tip a week
- This seems like it would be annoying noise, and not useful {Shawn}
- WAI tweet 1 October
short URI: http://bit.ly/WAIQTips
To Do
- ...
Done
- Disability.gov {George, 5 Oct}
- A Getting Started Tips link was added to the WAI link on the Disability.gov website. (https://www.disability.gov/resource/web-accessibility-initiative/).
- The Getting Started Tips information was also added to the Disability.gov Guide to the Assistive and Accessible Technologies section.(https://www.disability.gov/resource/disability-govs-guide-assistive-technology/), as a "Quick Link" on the main page and on the "How Can Information and Communications Technology Be Made Accessible?" page of the guide (https://www.disability.gov/how-can-technology-be-made-accessible/) as well.
- The Getting Started Tips will be pushed out through the Disability.Gov's Twitter feed and Facebook page.
- Twitter
- https://twitter.com/w3c_wai/status/649694317804556288 {Shawn 1 Oct} 46 retweets
- https://twitter.com/knowbility/status/653206546629849089 {Sharron, 11 Oct} 20 retweets including this from @skellypdx: We're taking a good look at our own @skawealth website with #accessibility in mind. Thanks for sharing!
- https://twitter.com/radlicek/status/649696954058960896 Praktické tipy, jak vzít v potaz přístupnost při návrhu, kódování či tvorbě obsahu webu
- https://twitter.com/webatou/status/653908107387662336 Des conseils groupés par activités
- https://twitter.com/EasyChirp/status/654022392885284864 Great #tips from @w3c_wai on designing, writing, and developing for web accessibility:
- https://twitter.com/LFLegal/status/651946501422190593 Lot of useful info here from @w3c_wai Tips for Getting Started in Web #Access http://bit.ly/1hrF5Co " Feedback sought. #a11y #webdev #ux
- https://twitter.com/sitecues/status/650004620937404416 Great page on tips for getting started with #web #a11y
- https://twitter.com/CEEKTechnology/status/651490889257369600
- https://twitter.com/ONAccessibility/status/651390601850683393
- https://twitter.com/webaxe/status/651115351069986816
- https://twitter.com/metaNick/status/651083090966769664
- https://twitter.com/FixtheWeb/status/650950013724557312
- https://twitter.com/SSBBARTGroup/status/649932050296909824