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Accessibility For CCNA Discovery and CCNA Exploration: August 2009
Accessibility For CCNA Discovery and CCNA Exploration: August 2009
August 2009
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What is Accessibility?
For Cisco Networking Academy, accessibility means providing access to our curricula for people with disabilities Address the needs of students with visual, physical, cognitive, and auditory limitations, such as:
Visual blind, low vision, color blindness Hearing and speech deaf, hard of hearing, mute Physical mobility and dexterity impairment
The accessible CCNA curricula conform with exceptions to U.S. and international guidelines including:
Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act (U.S.) Americans with Disabilities Act (U.S.) W3C- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 (Global)
* Most countries have employment, design and manufacture, and procurement laws similar to ADA and Section 508 - we highlighted these laws as they are the most typical and stringent
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Assistive Technology
The CCNA curricula and documentation are compatible with the assistive technologies listed below:
Assistive Technology Screen reading software Software JAWS Window Eyes Magnification and reading software Voice recognition software ZoomText Dragon Naturally Speaking
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Lists the requirements the product should meet to conform to section 508
Lists the requirements the product should meet to conform to section 508, available online
All documents listed above are available upon request from accessibility@cisco.com
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Cisco Packet Tracer application and activities are available in limited accessible format
Packet Tracer v5.2 has added keyboard shortcuts to aid navigation Keyboard shortcuts documentation available on the Accessibility page on Academy Connection
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The accessible CCNA curricula are available on the Course Materials page
Viewable online from the existing launch page users can select either the standard (default) or the accessible version of the course
Instructor materials in accessible format are available on the Tools Page for each course
Interactive Course Guide link to accessible HTML version Instructor Reference Guide and PPT (accessible PDFs)
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Under Preferences, select YES to view online content and assessments in accessible format
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Downloadable Version
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Launch Page
Ability to toggle between the accessible and standard versions
If profile is set to YES, the accessible version will launch as the default
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Each time a media item is encountered in the course the user can select the presentation method to display the media
Visual representation of content - often interactive including, video, drag and drop, animations and activities
Items presented in this format may not be fully accessible to non-visual users
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