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  GovDex

  http://www.govdex.gov.au While not a tool that directly serves the public, GovDex is: "...an Australian Government initiative that supports collaboration across government. It provides a secure, private, web-based space for government agencies to manage projects and their stakeholders, share documents and information, and manage secretariat responsibilities." GovDex is a collection of several off-the-shelf open-source ...more »

  http://www.govdex.gov.au

  While not a tool that directly serves the public, GovDex is:

  "...an Australian Government initiative that supports collaboration across government. It provides a secure, private, web-based space for government agencies to manage projects and their stakeholders, share documents and information, and manage secretariat responsibilities."

  GovDex is a collection of several off-the-shelf open-source tools for collaboration, each of which (in its current configuration) falls short of meeting WCAG2 (and ATAG) guidelines in some way.

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  Submitted by gordon.grace 3 years ago

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  NLA's Historic Australian Newspapers site

  The NLA's Historic Australian Newspapers site:

  http://newspapers.nla.gov.au/

  This site is not a typical Website and incorporates many Web 2.0 elements, in terms of both layout and functionality. The site has also published its User Interface Design Principles here http://www.nla.gov.au/ndp/project_details/documents/ANDP_UI_principles.pdf

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  Parliament of Australia - Live Broadcasting (and Replays)

  http://webcast.aph.gov.au/livebroadcasting/ > http://www.aph.gov.au/house/house_news/index.asp http://www.aph.gov.au/Senate/whatsnew.asp - No synchronisation with Hansard (captions) - Individual videos not bookmarkable (understandable, given that they're only "available for approximately one month") - No MediaRSS feed? Other common accessibility issues with Flash-based content occurring: - Keyboard navigation ...more »

  http://webcast.aph.gov.au/livebroadcasting/

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  http://www.aph.gov.au/house/house_news/index.asp

  http://www.aph.gov.au/Senate/whatsnew.asp

  - No synchronisation with Hansard (captions)

  - Individual videos not bookmarkable (understandable, given that they're only "available for approximately one month")

  - No MediaRSS feed?

  Other common accessibility issues with Flash-based content occurring:

  - Keyboard navigation prevented

  - Links to from video pages to previous broadcasts and associated Hansard transcripts are available only via Flash

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  Submitted by gordon.grace 3 years ago

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  PM's Media Gallery

  http://www.pm.gov.au/Media_Centre/Multimedia This site already goes a long way towards accessibility efforts, but: - Individual videos aren't easily bookmarkable (unless you're using the MediaRSS feed) - No closed captions (but transcripts are available) - Clickable links to HTML transcript and WMV download appear to be rendered as (and require?) Flash player - Difficulties navigating current video with keyboard-only ...more »

  http://www.pm.gov.au/Media_Centre/Multimedia

  This site already goes a long way towards accessibility efforts, but:

  - Individual videos aren't easily bookmarkable (unless you're using the MediaRSS feed)

  - No closed captions (but transcripts are available)

  - Clickable links to HTML transcript and WMV download appear to be rendered as (and require?) Flash player

  - Difficulties navigating current video with keyboard-only control

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  Submitted by gordon.grace 3 years ago

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