David Sloan author profile

David Sloan
School of Computing
University of Dundee
Dundee
UK

Email:

Web site:

http://www.paciellogroup.com/

David Sloan is an Accessible User Experience consultant with The Paciello Group. He previously spent nearly 14 years at the University of Dundee as a researcher, lecturer and advisor in inclusive design and accessibility.

Blog: http://58sound.com/

Most frequently used terms in this author's articles (ordered by total usage / articles): "accessibility", "bs8878", "wcag", "w3c", "standards", "higher education", "web accessibility initiative", "video", "e-learning", "standardisation". See interactive data charts for more details on all tags associated with this author.

Profile last updated:

July 2013

Articles by this author

Number of Ariadne articles written (or co-written) by this author: 2.

Title	Summary	Tags linking to related content
Bring Your Own Policy: Why Accessibility Standards Need to Be Contextually Sensitive	Brian Kelly, Jonathan Hassell, David Sloan, Dominik Lukeš, E A Draffan and Sarah Lewthwaite argue that rather than having a universal standard for Web accessibility, standardisation of Web accessibility practices and policies needs to be sufficiently flexible to cater for the local context. issue71 July 2013	accessibility, agile development, blog, browser, bs8878, cookie, data, doi, e-learning, ead, framework, ict, iso, kings college london, london metropolitan university, mobile, oracle, research, responsive design, social networks, software, standardisation, standards, ukoln, university of bath, university of dundee, university of southampton, usability, video, w3c, wcag, web accessibility initiative, web resources, web services, web standards, youtube
Developing and Publicising a Workable Accessibility Strategy	Lawrie Phipps, Sue Harrison, David Sloan and Betty Willder look at the increasing need for developers of institutional and educational Web sites to develop and follow a strategy for ensuring optimal accessibility of online content. issue38 January 2004	accessibility, alt, browser, digital media, e-learning, further education, higher education, ict, jisc, jisc techdis, multimedia, operating system, research, software, standards, usability, w3c, wcag, web accessibility initiative, web development

Title

Summary

Tags linking to related content

Bring Your Own Policy: Why Accessibility Standards Need to Be Contextually Sensitive

Brian Kelly, Jonathan Hassell, David Sloan, Dominik Lukeš, E A Draffan and Sarah Lewthwaite argue that rather than having a universal standard for Web accessibility, standardisation of Web accessibility practices and policies needs to be sufficiently flexible to cater for the local context.

issue71 July 2013

accessibility, agile development, blog, browser, bs8878, cookie, data, doi, e-learning, ead, framework, ict, iso, kings college london, london metropolitan university, mobile, oracle, research, responsive design, social networks, software, standardisation, standards, ukoln, university of bath, university of dundee, university of southampton, usability, video, w3c, wcag, web accessibility initiative, web resources, web services, web standards, youtube

Developing and Publicising a Workable Accessibility Strategy

Lawrie Phipps, Sue Harrison, David Sloan and Betty Willder look at the increasing need for developers of institutional and educational Web sites to develop and follow a strategy for ensuring optimal accessibility of online content.

issue38 January 2004

accessibility, alt, browser, digital media, e-learning, further education, higher education, ict, jisc, jisc techdis, multimedia, operating system, research, software, standards, usability, w3c, wcag, web accessibility initiative, web development

David Sloan author profile

Articles by this author

Bring Your Own Policy: Why Accessibility Standards Need to Be Contextually Sensitive

Developing and Publicising a Workable Accessibility Strategy

Tags for David Sloan author profile

Authors

Organisations

Author domains

Author towns or cities

Author countries