- Who is the BMW Education Programme aimed at?
- How do the teaching resources link into the curriculum?
- What information is provided for teachers?
- How can schools, students and parents become involved?
- Can you tell me more about the interactive content of the resources?
- What are the IT system requirements for using the interactive resources?
- How has the website been made accessible?
- Does the BMW Education Programme sponsor educational initiatives?
- What is planned for the future?
How has the website been made accessible?
Accessibility, particularly for people with visual impairments, has been a major consideration throughout the development of the BMW Education website.
The website and all online resources are compliant with WC3 WAI-AAA (Priority level 3) guidelines, providing maximum accessibility wherever possible.
Accessible features built into the BMW Education Programme website:
- Web pages are fully compliant with standard screen reader technology – with clear labelling and easily identified links
- Alternative high contrast and non-Flash versions of the teaching resources are provided where necessary
- Users can change the style sheets in their browsers to make viewing easier
- Links to downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF worksheets are provided as an accessible alternative to interactive activities
All PDF documents have been accessibility checked so they can be read correctly using screen readers.