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Do you understand
the elements that are necessary to design useful, efficient, and easy to
maintain websites for libraries, archives and historical societies?
This workshop will focus on evaluating the content on your site, adding
to the ease of and making the site intuitive for the new user. The
workshop will also talk about designing for usability, making the site
easy to access for those with visual and physical disabilities as
suggested under the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and Section
508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 |
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Goals:
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Elements
necessary to design useful, efficient, and easy to maintain websites
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- User needs for libraries, archives
and historical societies
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- How to present information for
their users
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- Understand what Usability is and
what the ADA has to do with it.
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Audience:
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| Library staff responsible for
gathering website and print information from the library and the
web for access through your website. Includes administrators,
librarians, staff and webmasters |
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Instructor:
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| Miriam Kahn, MLS - MBK CONSULTING Columbus, OH |
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