W3C WCAG 2.1 AA level
challenges with speech recognition
best ways to make accessibility evaluations in sensitive web
safe collaboration with third party operators like typist, interpreters etc.
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12 Welcome words
12.05 Basics of WCAG 2.1 AA level. Tapio Haanperä
13.30 Q & A: https://presemo.aalto.fi/webaccessibility/
13.45 Break
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Antti Kronqvist, MA in Teacher Education and MA in Finnish Sign Language, works as a project researcher at Sign Language Centre in University of Jyväskylä. In 2019 - 2020, he was involved in a project called ’Suomalaisen viittomakielen opetuksen kehittämishanke’ where a brand new web-based learning materials in Finnish Sign Language was released. VK-oppimateriaali/University of Jyväskylä
Suvi Pylvänen/XAMK, Bachelor of Culture and Arts, Game Design - XAMK, Kouvolassa opettava Suvi Pylvänen loi sujuvan opintojakson koronapandemian aikana – Sai Xamkin Digiopen palkinnon
Dr. Päivi Rainò is a Senior Researcher at Senior Researcher at Humak UAS/Interpreting & Linguistic Accessibility. As a linguist, her research interests are focussed on sign languages, interpreting between visual and auditive languages and on intralingual translation (when the vocal-auditory language is transferred into a written form). She is also a trained subtitler and a speech-to-text reporter for hard-of-hearing people. Päivi RAINO | Senior Researcher | PhD | HUMAK University of Applied Sciences, Helsinki | Interpreting and Linguistic Accessibility (researchgate.net)
Liisa Halkosaari is an interpreter trainer, teaching in BA and MA programmes for sign language interpreting. She is interested in online pedagogy, second language learning didactics, multimodal communication – to mention a few. She is more than interested in making interaction equal and accessible.
Matthew Hallonbacka has spent the last six years working in Helsinki's technology industry. He is currently working and studying in Aalto's School of Science. He has an active personal and professional interest in web accessibility and assistive technology and is especially focused on making testing with assistive technology a core skill for everyone building digital services.
Mikko Kurimo/ELEC, Mikko Kurimo — Aalto University's research portal
Digital accessibility ensures that Aalto University’s systems, electronic services, and digital materials can be used and understood by everyone. This page brings together key principles, practical guidelines, and tools for designing accessible content and websites in line with legal requirements.
