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Interviews

In this first edition we have focused our interviews on:

Access and Equity in the Application of Digital Media

Two clear leaders in the development and testing of accessible digital materials are Dave Sloan and Scott Milne from the Digital Media Access Group (DMAG) at the University of Dundee; and Dr Cyndi Rowland from WebAIM (Web Accessibility in Mind).

These interviews examine DMAG and WebAIM interpretations of aspects of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines; how legislation has impacted on accessibility issues; and how the latest technologies and assistive technologies, effect access for disability groups.

Learning Objects

Cecilie Murray, a Project Manager with the Le@rning Federation, shares her views on the delights and drawbacks of learning objects.

The Scottish UFI

Over the past couple of years, a number of Flexible Learning Leaders have considered the UFI model of flexible learning. This interview recounts some of the successes and learning experiences of the Scottish UFI.

Online Tutoring Skills Project

Jean Macnish talks to Dr Rachel Harris about the Online Tutoring Skills Project recently conducted by the Scottish Centre for Research into Online Learning and Assessment (Scrolla).


Australian National Training Authority This project is an initiative within the Australian Flexible Learning Framework for the
National Vocational Education and Training System 2000-2004.