We started Web Teaching Day with a simple idea – wouldn’t it be good to hear how others are doing this? The consensus seems to be that teaching web design/development is something of a nightmare with the standards, practices and technologies being in a constant state of flux. By asking others to share their practices and experiences we thought that we could all improve our own teaching. Turns out we were right!
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People may be interested in a new title - Introduction to Web Interaction Design: With HTML and CSS - crcpress.com/Introduction-t…
Great #a11y posters for the classroom from @gdsteam - Dos and don'ts on designing for accessibility - accessibility.blog.gov.uk/2016/09/02/dos…
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