The Good, the Bad, and the Accessible
This page is intended as a teaching tool for persons who build and/or maintain websites. For this reason, some elements of this page are purposely not accessible. You will find web pages with poorly coded pages, properly coded pages and hear from disabled users describing their environment, needs, and experience with the web.
A special thank you to Candace Egan, from CSU Fresno, the Community of Academic Technology Staff (CATS), and the CSU Center for Distributed Learning for sharing the "Web Accessibility for All" video with CSUSB. This video was produced from funding from the TIGERS project.
Bad Examples of Checkpoints A (Images), C (Color), and D (Styles)
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Anton Semyonovich Makarenko (Russian: Антон Семёнович Макаренко, Bilopillia 1888– Moscow, 1939) was a Ukrainian and Soviet educator and writer, one of the founders of the Soviet pedagogy, who elaborated the theory and methodology of upbringing in self-governing child collectives and of introducing productive labor into the educational system. In the aftermath of the Russian Revolution he established self-supporting orphanages for street children. Among these establishments were the Gorky Colony and later the Dzerzhinsky Commune. Although there was some opposition by the authorities at the early stages of Makarenko's "experiments", the Soviet establishment eventually came to hail his colonies as a grand success in Communist education and rehabilitation. |
His system has been accused of sharing many of the faults of Stalinism, such as:
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giving the child collective too much power over the individual child, |
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over-emphasizing discipline, |
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and leaving insufficient space for individual freedom. |
Example of Complex Image
The graph shows Ice Cube Tray sales in July, August, September and October for the Far North, Near North, Near South, Deep South Regions. The data show two major trends. The first: that in any month, sales of ice cube trays increase the further south you go. The second: sales in each region decrease as the season changes from summer to autumn.
