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Please Note: All links go to external websites. . .

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• (National Center on Accessible Information Technology in Education)
• Accessible HTML Forms
• - Not specifically a document on accessible forms, but the W3C source document on HTML forms in general, including information on accessibility.
• - Good basic tutorial on accessible forms.Ìý
• - Creating Accessible Forms
• Accessible HTML Tables
• - Written by Jim Thatcher, a noted accessibility expert, for the Information Technology Technical Assistance and Training Center, funded in support of Section 508 by NIDRR and GSA at Georgia Institute of Technology, Center for Rehabilitation Technology.Ìý
• - Good, basic tutorial on coding accessible tables in HTML.
• Accessible Images and Visual Elements
• - Tutorial including an excellent guide to creating effective ALT attributes.

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• Language Codes

• Ìý- If a language is not available in Adobe Acrobat then the appropriate language code needs to be used when defining the language. Search this registry for the language you are looking for and then use the subtag text for the language code. Additional information on how to use the registry is available here:

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Please Note: If, after reviewing these tools, you still have questions about the web accessibility procedures, you may contact yourÌýWeb Content ManagerÌýor the SED Help Desk. You may also submit your question to theÌý.