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Accessibility refers to software used primarily by people who are deaf, are mobility impaired, or have sight problems including colour blindness or dyslexia. The Ubuntu Accessibility Team aims to raise the level of accessibilty support within Ubuntu and its derivatives.

Team Meetings

We typically have meetings on IRC at #ubuntu-accessibility every month. Please see the Accessibility/Team/MeetingAgenda for topics and time.

Logs from previous meetings

# MeetingLog links had been adjusted

• MeetingLogs/Accessibility/20061023

• MeetingLogs/Accessibility/20060301

• MeetingLogs/Accessibility/20060215

• MeetingLogs/Accessibility_2005-12-21

• MeetingLogs/Accessibility_2005-12-07

• MeetingLogs/Accessibility_2005-11-23

Team Organisation

• Accessibility/Team/TODO - our TODO list

• Accessibility/Testing - help us test Accessibility

• Accessibility/NewSoftware - we want to include

• Accessibility/Specs - our Specs!

Introduction and documentation

• Accessibility/background - accessible computing explained

• Accessibility/UserGroups - a wide range of user groups

• Accessibility/Documentation - on the web and todo

• Accessibility/Links - to interesting reads

Planning and development

• See Accessibility/Ideas and Accessibility/Specs

Mailing List

• Ubuntu Accessibility mailing list

Forum section

• Assistive Technology & Accessibility (Ubuntu Forums)

Interested Contributors

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