The short answer: If you have an accessibility related issue to raise, please contact Maria Moore ((03) 6226 6387, or email Maria.Moore@utas.edu.au), or fill out the feedback form.

The long answer: The Centre for the Advancement of Learning and Teaching (in its previous incarnation, the Flexible Education Unit (FEU)) has been given the task in the University Plan: Building an Inclusive Community, The University of Tasmania Equity Plan, 2005-2007, PDF format, of ensuring University web sites are accessible. CALT will address this requirement by following the World Wide Web Consortium Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 as the current best practice on web accessibility, using the guidelines to make their own web resources accessible, and producing the following deliverables:

• An Accessibility Improvement Plan approved by the relevant University governing body in 2002. Please direct any queries about this Plan to Jim Everett, Director of CALT and the Graduate School , (03) 6226 7490
• This web site providing access to accessibility-related documents and resources for web developers at the University of Tasmania
• An Accessibility evaluation process tailored to UTAS Web Templates
• The introductory course for Vista developers 'Teaching Online Essentials'
• information sessions delivered to general and academic staff (express interest in attending an information session on web accessibility or arranging a session in your area)