html editing

[Michael S Elledge]

Hi Glenn--

TinyMCE is the most accessible editor I've been able to find. U Toronto 
created an accessibility plug-in for it several years ago (both to make 
it accessible and to help make the html it produces more accessible), 
which has since been incorporated into the editor itself.

Speaking for the accessibility group as a whole, we would love for Sakai 
to adopt the approach you are describing for Mneme. FCK editor is 
unusable for persons using screen readers.

Mike

Glenn R. Golden wrote:
> I'm about to put an html editor into Mneme, and we are looking at 
> TinyMCE, with a fallback to use the "standard" FCK editor in Sakai. 
>  We are concerned about "accessibility"...
>
> I'm not sure I even know what that means for html editors!
>
> Has the Fluid project been working with making Tiny accessible, or 
> doing anything with Tiny, or any other editor?
>
> Anyone have any wise words of wisdom (or pointers to them) for me?
>
> Thanks!
>
> - Glenn
>
> Glenn R. Golden
> Software Architect, University Of Michigan
> ggolden at umich.edu <mailto:ggolden at umich.edu>
>
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