According to Wikipedia, Elizabeth 'Liddy' Nevile is an Australian academic and a pioneer in using computers and the World Wide Web for education in Australia. In 1989-1990 she was instrumental in establishing the first program in the world that required all students to have laptop computers, at Methodist Ladies College, Melbourne, Australia.
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The Virtual Ramp to the Equivalent Experience in the Virtual Museum: Accessibility to Museums on the Web. (2002) (4)
Acting Accessibility: Scenario-based consideration of Web content accessibility for development and publishing communities (2003) (3)
THE DESIGN OF LOGO MICROWORLDS (1992) (3)
Individualized Adaptablity and Accessibility in E-learning, Education and Training Part 2 : AcessForAll Personal Needs and Preferences Statement (2005) (3)
The Case for a Person/Agent Dublin Core Metadata Element Set (2004) (3)
Quinkan Matchbox Project: challenges in developing a metadata application profile (MAP) for an indigenous culture (2003) (3)
DC Metadata is Alive and Well (and has Influenced a New Standard for Education) (2013) (2)
Using the DC Abstract Model to support application profile developers (2006) (2)
