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Introduction
Session Material, Handouts, and Photos
Related Conferences, Seminars, and Workshops
This page lists announcements of meetings and events, and provides copies of the conference session materials related to the AccessAbility SIG. For non-STC conferences, see the Related Conferences, Seminars, and Workshops page.
The AccessAbility SIG does not diagnose, prescribe, or endorse. We simply provide information to those who want it. For more information about product endorsements and other disclaimers, please see our Legal Information page.
• The Accessibility Guide for STC's 55th conference is now available at http://www.stc.org/55thConf/index.asp under "Accessibility". Includes information for everyone about arriving by train or plane and getting around Philadelphia.
• All Conference Session Materials
• AccessAbility SIG Members Roadmap a guide to accessibility-related sessions (61.8 KB
)
• Flyer about Smoking at the Conference (24 KB
)
• The STC Accessibility Guide (1.1 MB
) to make conference attendance and travel easier and more manageable for all members of STC
• All Conference Session Materials
• The STC Accessibility Guide (596 KB
) for STC's 53rd Annual Conference.
• SPEECH version of the STC Accessibility Guide for the STC 53rd Annual Conference. Enter the following pass key in the Visitor's area in the left-side column: 098CA940. You may download zip files of individual chapters in the guide to listen to on your computer. Click "Logout" when finished. Note: Each file unzips as Reece/2006/STC_2006/Accessibility_guide/WAV_docs/filename.wav
• Achieve! newsletter, Volume 4 Number 2a – Special Edition for the STC 53rd Annual Conference
• STC Annual Conference activities Las Vegas, Nevada, 7-10 May 2006
• Presentations from the AccessAbility SIG sessions
• All Conference Session Materials
• The STC Accessibility Guide (1.82 MB
) for STC's 52nd Annual Conference.
• Achieve! (148 KB
), a special newsletter edition for STC's 52nd Annual Conference.
• Information about the May 8-11, 2005 STC conference in Seattle, Washington, is available from the STC Conference page at 52nd STC Annual Conference.
• Presentations from the AccessAbility SIG sessions
• All Conference Session Materials [Note: Society office lost the session materials] Updated
• The Accessibility Guide (1.43 MB
) for STC's 51st Annual Conference.
• Achieve! (148 KB
), a special newsletter edition for STC's 51st Annual Conference.
• Information about the May 9-12, 2004 STC conference in Baltimore, Maryland, is available from the STC Conference page at 51st STC Annual Conference. [no longer available]
• 50th STC Annual Conference Wyndam Anatole, Dallas, Texas: A Guide for People with Special Needs (2.6 MB
)
• Presentations from the Special Needs' sessions
• Information about the conference is available from the STC Conference page at 50th STC Annual Conference.
• Because the STC is celebrating its Golden Anniversary, a special 50th Anniversary Web site provides information about the Society's history, a description of exciting events surrounding the celebration, and a collection of anecdotes and memories shared by STC members. [no longer available, 18 February 2008]
• Presentations from the Special Needs' session
• 49th STC Annual Conference
Gaylord Opryland, Nashville, TN Guide for People with Special Needs with addendum (1000 K
)
• Information about the conference is available from the stc.org Conference page at 49th STC Annual Conference.
• Presentations from the Special Needs' session
• Information about the conference is available from the stc.org Conference page at 48th STC Annual Conference.
• Orlando Conference Photos. See photographs of AccessAbility SIG members; the first face-to-face meeting at the annual conference in Orlando, Florida.
• Presentations from the Special Needs' session
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