"a11y Hackspace" is the free accessibility 'doing' event that DevCSI and Full Measure are running on June 21/22.
This will be 2 days of practical working on real world accessibility problems using open techniques. We'll also be creating interesting accessibility features or assistive technology using open development techniques. A dynamic mixture of users, specialists, FE/HE developers and other interested folk will share knowledge and experience while working on challenges and innovative solutions. The actual topics discussed and worked on will be selected on the day, after a brainstorming session. There will be opportunities for pre event discussion on the mailing list. We're also having keynotes and
lighting talks.
We're providing one night accommodation and evening meal so you can work late if you feel inspired.
Full details of the event on the DevCSI website, where you should register. Numbers are restricted so I advise early registration.
Name: A11y Hackspace
Date: Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 22 June 2011
Venue and accommodation: Conference Aston Hotel and Conference Centre, Birmingham
Info and Registration:
http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/events/devcsi/accessibility_hackdays
http://fullmeasure.co.uk/a11yhack/
Via: Steve Lee of Full Measure
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