[stylist] Using online workshop websites

[Brenda]

Hi Atty, Jim, Robert and list

Thank you for your replys to my question.



I called Gotham and they could not tell me much about their web site.  I 
do know that the bluelining feature of their site is not readable with 
Window eyes.  I tried various approaches and used remaining vision and 
adaptive glasses with no success.  I know my ability to use my screen 
reader may figure in sometimes, but I also know there are limitations to 
screen readers.  I do not want to be kept from developing my writing 
because I can't find a site and program that works for me where I am at 
in my ability. There are some websites that are just not readable like 
parts of QVC.COM and HSN.COM (examples of general websites).  Also, 
pop-upboxes may not be read depending on how the website designer 
formats them.Writers.com seems very accessible, but I don't know and 
can't find a thing about them.  I called Writersdigest.com and they told 
me their format was not text based and would not work with screen 
readers.  I did not have a sample to review.  I hate to spend a bunch of 
money only to find something won't work.  Often I can read parts of a 
site but am not sure how I will read the actual class format .

thank you Atty for the two sites below.  I am having trouble navigating 
them.  On the Savvy authors site I click the link for contact or about 
and find nothing.  I am not sure how taking classes through either site 
will work and if I will be able to read everything.  Can you give me 
tips on how to navigate the actual class?
http://www.ed2go.com
http://www.savvyauthors.com

If anyone has any suggestions on how to use the two above sites or ideas 
for easy-to-use-with-a screen-reader sites for writing workshops, I 
would appreciate your suggestions.

thanks
Brenda