Adaptive Technology for the Internet Making Electronic Resources Accessible to All
Adaptive Technology for the Internet Making Electronic Resources Accessible to All
Adaptive Technology for the Internet Making Electronic Resources Accessible to All
This work seeks to guide information providers in establishing
accessible Websites and acquiring the hardware and software needed by people
with disabilities. The book focuses on access to the Internet using large print,
voice, and Braille. Contributors Judith Dixon and Doug Wakefield are respected
experts in the field of adaptive technology and the Internet. Both have lectured
widely on the subject and use adaptive technology extensively.
This book presents some of the latest
development status of wireless LAN, covering the topics on physical layer, MAC
layer, QoS and systems. It provides an opportunity for both practitioners and
researchers to explore the problems that arise in the rapidly developed
technologies in wireless LAN.
This note covers the following topics: What Is
802.11ac, Drivers for 802.11ac, How Does 802.11ac Go So Fast, How Do
We Make 802.11ac Robust, When Is 11ac Happening.