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Accessibility Litigation

... Source: Wanau-elearning Some of you may be interested in reading about recent litigation involving a student with a learning disability, a US university involved in online education (Capella), and claims that their learning management system (WebCT) is not accessible. The best summary ...

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What the Chronicle article doesn't mention is LaMarca's harassing behavior in the Capella courserooms, which led to his expulsion. I

The OCR ruled multiple times that Capella provided reasonable accomodation to LaMarca, so he has filed a lawsuit. (In fact, LaMarca earned "A's" in the courses he was provided accomodation in).

LaMarca also has a series of websites (Google "Capella Sucks") which do not go into any details of why he could not navigate WebCT.Instead, LaMarca makes fun of recovering alcoholics (note: the American Medical Assocaition classifys alcoholism as a disability), ridicules Mormons, makes light of Nazi Atrocities ("Anne Frank Dutch Ovens"), and fills his pages with slanderous remarks.

Wow! It looks like Capella Rocks (a.k.a. Shawn Ambrose) has just been hired by Capella University. Take a look at

http://www.capellalawsuit.info/mt/2006/01/capella_university_hires_shawn.html

The guy must be a real sicko!

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