STC AccessAbility SIG
A Blog About Accessibility

• Accessibility to education in Denmark [Tilgængelighed til uddannelse] (in Danish) provided by the Danish Ministry of Education as a guide to accessibility services for disabled students in Denmark
• Accessibility to education in Denmark [Tilgængelighed til uddannelse] (in English) provided by the Danish Ministry of Education as a guide to accessibility services for disabled students in Denmark
• Architecture and Standards for E-Government in Denmark
• "Bibliography of literature in relation to Design for All" (298 K ) compiled by the Danish Centre for Technical Aids for Rehabilitation and Education
• Danish Centre for Technical Aids for Rehabilitation and Special Education the Danish national information and resource centre on disabilities and assistive technology. [in Danish and English]
• Danish companies and the use of W3C standards by Soren Johannessen (2004-03-16).
• Danish Council of Organisations of Disabled People (DSI); The Danish NGO-Umbrella [in English and mostly Danish]
• Danish Disability Council
• Danish Web-award "Det Gyldne @" (The Golden @) now includes WEB accessibility as a criterion Shell Denmark was awarded the Golden @ as the "most accessible web-site for disabled people" among the 100 biggest corporations in Denmark on March 24, 2000. But 14 days after getting the award Shell Denmark presented a thoroughly reworked website, and the new website far less accessible than the one nominated! [in Danish]
• Disability and Development Web Initiative in Denmark
• Disabled Peoples Organisations - Denmark (DPOD) member organisations the DPOD Department for Development Cooperation seek to advance the lives and human rights of persons with disabilities in the developing world.
• E-Government Project [in Danish]
• E-Government Project [in English]; English PDF version of the Danish e-government Strategy 2007-2010
• EMU Technical aids - lists (in English) provided by the Danish Ministry of Education as a guide to technical aids that are available to students with different kinds of disabilities, including compensatory programs, software programs and others.
• Equal Opportunities Centre for Disabled Persons [in English and Danish]
• Foreningen af Unge med Gigt (FNUG) [Danish Organisation of Youth with Rheumatism]
• Foreningen Tilgængelighed for Alle [in Danish, English, and German]
• Gigforeningen [Danish Arthritis Society]
• Klinefelter Syndrome from the Turner Center, a center for information, counselling and research on chromosome anomalies
• The Nordic Staff Training Centre for Deafblind Services
• Study and Work Abroad in Denmark information for students with disabilities
• The use of W3C standards in Denmark by Soren Johannessen (2004-03-02). See also discussions about the Danish report at http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-evangelist/2004Mar/.
• Turner Syndrome from the Turner Center, a center for information, counselling and research on chromosome anomalies
• Web Accessibility Policies from Denmark, Norway, and the EU
• Wheelrace (in Danish) an educational game for school children aged 11-14 to teach kids what life is like when you are bound in a wheelchair. Wheelrace is made by Kongo Interactive and Guppyworks. [Denmark]

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This entry was posted on Thursday, April 17th, 2008 at 8:03 am and is filed under International Disability.
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