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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode is part 2 of my interview with Joe Kaufeld about accessibility on the internet. Joe is a programmer, radio DJ, director, and teacher; and has held a strange progression of roles throughout his career and will likely continue to do so. Joe considers himself an accidental accessibility expert and runs an international nonprofit that focuses on increasing accessibility on the internet.
This is the final episode of season one! Be sure to subscribe to be notified when season two starts.
Joe's Contact Info
* Twitter* Github* GrafeasGroup Github* Transcribersofreddit Subreddit* https://www.grafeas.org* joe@grafeas.org
Links from Episode
* Comic of boys looking over fence* Subscene Movie Subtitles* Section 508 Comliance* W3C Accessibility
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