Category Archives: Accessiblity
I Got Nothin’
Hiatus As some of you know, I had been lying low for a spell. I’ve been spending time chauffeuring (until my ”client” reached his 16th birthday) cooking, dog-walking, attempting to write, thinking about home repairs, doing some occasional YouTubery, reading. … Continue reading
Posted in Accessiblity, Content and Coffee, Content Strategy, Education, Invisible Fist
Tagged Chronic illness, Comeback, Content Strategy, MRI, Sabbatical
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The Magic Circle Meeting: The Path Toward Funnification
There is no shortage of blog posts, articles, (and other collections of vowels and consonants) that attempt to tie a current event (celebrity death, or a movie release….) to some sort of business problem as if this random event can solve the problem. The headline … Continue reading
Posted in Accessiblity
Tagged Funnification, Gamification, Globetrotters
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Chasing Accessible Reality (Originally Published 8/3/2011)
(This was post was originally published in August 2011. Some of the details in the first publishing are no longer in play —ie: Google+ has left us. Also, the figures of the population of consumers with visual impairments, and their … Continue reading
Posted in Accessible Reality, Accessiblity, Invisible Fist, Uncategorized
Tagged Accessibility, Accessible Reality, packaging
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Strong Goals & Flexible Means: What Would Dick Fosbury Do?
People in my professional circles have most likely heard me reference the book “Teaching Every Student In the Digital Age.” The book is about the Universal Design for Learning, an educational framework that was developed by the Center for Applied … Continue reading
Posted in Accessiblity, CM, DAM. ECM..., Content Marketing, Education/Ed Tech
Tagged Content Strategy, Fosbury, Universal Design for Learning
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