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Dan Allen
Dan has been designing websites for higher education and promoting best practices in online content management for over 15 years. During that time, he has been a staunch supporter of Web standards and an enthusiastic advocate for accessible Web design. At Drexel, he creates and delivers workshops on Web accessibility and works with clients to determine Web strategies that accommodate all potential users of Web content. Dan is co-chair of Drexel University’s Online Accessibility Committee.

Jenny Dugger
Jenny is focused on enhancing procedures, accommodations, services, and the overall climate of Drexel University in efforts to create and maintain a more accessible and welcoming campus for all students and employees. A great deal of her time is spent educating the campus community on policies and procedures related to accessibility, compliance with disability-specific legislation, and matters of disability awareness. Jenny and her office work with all individuals with disabilities who are members of the university community, including those who take and teach courses online.
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On-Demand Download of Live Webcast (180 day license)
We record the audio and visual portion of all live webcast events and make them available in two forms; as a CD or as an electronic download. On-demand downloads are available through an internet link sent via email approximately 10 business days following the live webcast date (links are active for 180 days).
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What Others are Saying
Being involved with special needs of students, it was good to see the accessibility of technology being openly discussed so all staff can have a better understanding of what is needed in being accessible, regardless of the learning disability.
”Paul Vincent
Adjunct Instructor, Adult Basic Education, Pensacola State College
I currently work with students with disabilities, and, as the use of online classes/material is increasing, online accessibility has become an increased point of discussion. I think this webcast provides information that is essential to any instructor that is planning to use online content, or any staff member of an institution involved in producing/maintaining online content.
”Shelley Lawson
Coordinator, Student Resource Center for ADA Services, Pensacola State College
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