Fifth Annual Accessing Higher Ground Conference:
Assistive Technology and Accessible Media in Higher Education Conference 

Includes Special EASI and NCAM Mini Institutes

University of Colorado - Boulder Campus

November 6 - 8, 2002

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Ken Rutherford,
Co-Founder of Landmine Survivors Network

Disability Services at the University of Colorado at Boulder invites you to
attend our fifth annual conference on Assistive Technology and Accessible
Media in Higher Education.  This year's conference will provide information
on the availability and benefits of assistive technology in the university
and college setting.  The pre-conference will feature a full day of hands on
workshops and other activities on the Boulder campus of the University of
Colorado. 

Wednesday, Nov. 6 - Pre-conference Highlights

- MAGpie hands-on training, Geoff Freed & Andrew Kirkpatrick, National Center
  for Accessible Media, WGBH 

- Introducing Web Accessibility, John Slatin, University of Texas 

- Section 504 and Access to Information Technology, Tim Sporfford, OCR 

Thursday and Friday, Nov. 7-8 Conference Highlights

- Managing Assistive Technology at the Small to Medium Sized State
  University: DSS Advisors’ Perspectives, Todd A. Van Wieren, IUP 

- Teaching Every Student: Mind, Media and Instructional Design, Skip Stahl,
  CAST 

- Developing and Implementing a Campus Web Accessibility Policy: Trials and
  Tribulations, Trey Duffy, University of Wisconsin-Madison 

- Building Web Sites for Accessibility Using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX, John
  Dennett 

A complete conference agenda and printable registration can be found at
http://www.colorado.edu/sacs/ATconference
303/492-8671 (v/tty)
dsinfo@colorado.edu.


Howard Kramer
Assistive Technology Lab Coordinator
Disability Services
CU-Boulder, 107 UCB
Boulder, CO  80309
303/492-8672