56. Screenshot of Easy YouTube
http://icant.co.uk/easy-youtube/?http://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkdZmi85gxk
57. Easy controls
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Option to search for videos
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Copy and paste video URL to share
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Select video size
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Easy Volume Control
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Option to show a playlist created with del.icio.us
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Option to search YouTube
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API to automatically open videos in Easy YouTube
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Documentation how to host it yourself
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Open Source
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92. Screenshot of the JW Video Player
http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=JW_FLV_Player
93. Using this, you can embed FLV
videos easily into web sites
and have an API to control
them.
94. Using the right meta data,
you can also add audio
descriptions and captions.
95. Screenshot of the JW player with
captioning and audio description
showing a scene from Coronation
Street.
http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=JW_FLV_Player
96. Another area we are seeing
some tweaking in is browser
and software extensions.
99. WebVisum is a Firefox 3
extension that crowdsources
fixes for web sites – including
allowing screenreader users
to fix issues themselves and
work around CAPTCHAs.
103. The final proof for me that we
can work together on
removing barriers was
throwing the idea out at
BBC’s Mashed08 hack day.
104. Photo of me and screenshot of the
“Easy BBC Audio Archive”
http://www.flickr.com/photos/arron-woods/2605302289/
105. I won a prize – funding for my
own hack event.
106.
107. On the 19th and 20th of
September 2008, around a
100 people listened to 6
speakers...
108. ... speakers with different
barriers to the web or
researchers that spoke for
people with barriers.
109. On the second day about 30
hackers took these insights
and built solutions that work
around these barriers.
110. We now have
presentations on the
barriers faced by the
blind, dyslexic,
learning disabled,
the impacts of MS
and and and...
http://scriptingenabled.org/presentations/
111. The videos of these talks are
now being transcribed and
will be online soon.