WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines)
Guidelines developed through the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) process, aimed at making web content more accessible to people with disabilities.
CATEGORIES
- Accessibility
- Accreditation
- Adaptive Learning
- Advocates
- Analysis
- Analytics
- Apprenticeship
- Apps
- Assessment
- Assessment Types
- Cameras
- Citizenship
- Classroom
- Compliance
- Computing
- Concepts
- Consultants
- Content
- Coordinators
- Counselors
- Credentials
- Credits
- Curriculum
- Dashboards
- Data
- Departments
- Design
- Detection
- Devices
- Discussion
- Displays
- Education
- Education Technology
- Enrollment
- Feedback
- Field Trips
- Grading
- Initiatives
- Instruction
- Issues
- Kits
- Laws
- Learning
- Learning Content
- Learning Methodologies
- Legislation
- Libraries
- Literacy
- Management
- Managers
- Marking
- Materials
- Modeling
- Networks
- Objectives
- Pedagogy
- Platforms
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- Programs
- Projects
- Protocols
- Roles
- Sampling
- Scoring
- Services
- Simulation
- Skills
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- Stakeholders
- Standards
- Storytelling
- Systems
- Taxonomy
- Teaching
- Technologies
- Technology
- Testing
- Theory
- Tools
- Tracking
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