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Web senza barriere. Il passato, il presente e il futuro dell'accessibilità
Aula Magna della facoltà di Economia dell'
Università degli
studi di Roma "Tor Vergata"
Roma, 31 maggio 2007
Presentazione: http://www.w3c.it/talks/2007/torVergata2007/slides.html
Versione pdf: http://www.w3c.it/talks/2007/torVergata2007/slides.pdf
Abstract: http://www.w3c.it/talks/2007/torVergata2007/abstract.pdf
Perché accessibile?
Un sito web dovrebbe deve essere accessibile per:
“The Web is more a social creation than
a technical one. I designed it for a social effect - to
help people work together - and not as a
technical toy. The ultimate goal of the Web is to
support and improve our weblike existence in
the world.”
(Tim Berners-Lee - Weaving the Web, p. 123)
Il W3C e la cultura dell' accessibilità
“To lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines that ensure long-term growth for the Web”
Riflessioni e conclusioni
“ The people who built the Internet and Web have
a real appreciation of the value of
individuals and the value of systems in which
individuals play their role, with both a firm sense of
their own identity and a firm sense of some common
good.
[…]
I was very lucky, in working at CERN, to be in an
environment that Unitarian Universalists and physicists
would equally appreciate: one of mutual
respect, and of building something very great
through collective effort that was well beyond
the means of any one person - without a huge
bureaucratic regime.
[…]
The system produced a weird and wonderful machine,
which needed care to maintain, but could take advantage
of the ingenuity, inspiration, and
intuition of individuals in a special way.
That, from the start, has been my goal for the
World Wide Web. ”
(Tim Berners-Lee - Weaving the Web, p. 208-209)
Non chiedetevi:
cosa può fare il web per
me?
…ma…
cosa posso fare io per il
Web?
… e il supporters
program
Domande?
Se non è sul Web non esiste ...
... troverete sul sito dell' Ufficio (http://www.w3c.it/)
le slide (http://www.w3c.it/talks/2007/torVergata2007/)