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International Web Accessibility Summit

Opening Address

Hoylen Sue, Technical Manager Australian W3C Office

Real Law in Virtual Reality: Web Access for Australians with a disability

Graeme Innes, Deputy Disability Discrimintion Commissioner, Human Rights and Equal Opportunties Commission

Olympic Failure: A case for making the Web Accessible

Tom Worthington, Director, Tomw Communications

Moving from the Brick and Mortar world into the Online World

John McKenna, Chair - Web Accessibility Taskforce, Internet Industry Association

The W3C standards as a Guarantee for Accessibility and Interoperability

Karl Dubost, Conformance Manager W3C

Access is more than just a neat website

Ian Coombe, Technical Director, Australia, Election.com

Radical Changes in Practice may be required to promote web content accessiblity in the real world

Associate Professor Liddy Nevile, Sunrise Research Laboratory

Sign Language users and online services: The Deaf Australia II Online Trials

Janice Knuckey, Coordinator, Center of Excellence, Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE

Claudia Slegers, Associate Research Fellow, CIRCIT, RMIT University

Workshop: Accessibility in Emerging Web Technology

Charles McCathieNevile, Accessibility Specialist, W3C

Jason White, Co-Chair, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Working Group

Workshop: Fixing an Existing Web Site

Jonathan O'Donnell

Peter Batchelor, Internet Technology Services

Forum: Future Directions of Web Accessibility

Panel: Liddy Nevile, Karl Dubost, Charles McCathieNevile, Renate Kelter, Tom Worthington, Peter Hurst

Closing Address

Hoylen Sue, Australian W3C Office

Summit MC

Terry Laidler, Director, CIRCIT RMIT University