ATE Central is excited to inform you about the upcoming release of the new ATE Impacts 2024-2025 book!
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MarketMaker is a searchable map that will be helpful to members of the general public in locating farmer's markets, wineries, restaurants, fisheries, and more. The map is also useful for food industry workers as it was created by "a national partnership of land grant institutions and State Departments of Agriculture dedicated to the development of a comprehensive interactive database of food industry marketing and business data." The project was put online by the University of Illinois Extension to build an electronic infrastructure to connect food producing farmers with new markets. Additionally, it serves as an aid in the development of quality driven food supply chains.
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"What is web accessibility?" Find an answer, along with plenty of tips and tools to cultivate the practice, on Web Axe. Formerly a podcast and blog, and now focused on the latter initiative, Web Axe is a great resource for anyone responsible for creating online content. Unfortunately, web accessibility has actually decreased in recent times, so it is more important than ever to design with accessibility in mind. Luckily, the wealth of ideas on this site are here to help. For example, readers will find an overview of Google Chrome and Chromium features that allow users to test the accessibility of their designs. Additionally, several posts highlight useful articles, studies, and materials about web accessibility, helping readers expand their trove of resources. Plus, readers in the digital accessibility field may benefit from the occasional job round-up posts, which highlight openings all over the world. Web Axe was founded by Dennis Lembree in 2005, and the podcast was co-hosted with Ross Johnson.
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Thursday, July 28, 2022
We are excited to announce the release of the ATE Impacts 2022-2023 book. Copies can be ordered online through the ATE Impacts website, and digital copies of the book can be accessed there as well. The digital copies are viewable across all devices....
