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THE OPEN TEXTBOOK SHELF
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Objectives and Activities
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This Book Will Be Helpful To...
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Getting the Most Out of This Book
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Why Learn about Web Accessibility Auditing?
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Activity: Start Your Web Accessibility Auditing Toolkit
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1. Aspects of Web Accessibility Auditing
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1.1 Aspects of Web Accessibility Auditing
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1.2 Types of Disabilities and Barriers
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1.3 Common Sense
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1.4 Things to Watch For
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1.5 Automated Web Accessibility Testing
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1.6 Manual Web Accessibility Testing
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1.7 User Testing
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1.8 Code Examination and Repair
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1.9 ChromeVox Screen Reader
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1.10 Activity: Experience Web Content From a Different Perspective
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1.11 Self-Test 1
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2. Introduction to WCAG 2.0
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2.1 Introduction to WCAG 2.0
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2.2 Objectives and Activities
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2.3 The Evolution of Web Accessibility
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2.4 WCAG 2.0 Principles
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2.5 WCAG 2.0 Accessibility Conformance
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15 selected units on vocabulary, word formation, arithmetic and percentages. Intended for confident English readers with teacher or dictionary support. These selections do not reclassify the full books as junior textbooks.
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Explore arguments, knowledge, ethics, mind, religion and aesthetics through six introductory philosophy books. Start with a topic that interests you; listening is available only where the chapter shows a listening option.
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A route from arithmetic and everyday mathematics to functions, statistics, algorithms and open source collaboration. Check each book's prerequisites; the algorithms text assumes programming experience.
Explore this collectionFive ways in
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Thoughtful reading paths, open books, and ideas you can explore for yourself.
01 / A place to begin
A new way into mathematics.
Start where you are. Follow a question. Find the book that makes the next idea click.
02 / Think in code
Small steps. Powerful ideas.
A first program, a clever search, a useful question about data. Make the invisible steps visible.
03 / The examined idea
Stay with a good question.
What counts as knowledge? What makes an argument hold? Open a book that leaves room to think.
04 / The small reading escape
A little time. A whole world.
A poem, a fable, a story with a turn you did not see coming. Read something complete.
05 / Read together tonight
One story. A shared moment.
Find a small adventure, follow the pictures, and leave a little room for conversation.