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Hyperlinking correctly
The thing that was really stressed was the importance of having hyperlinks that can make sense on their own and are very descriptive. The popular habit of having 'Click here' as a hyperlink is not useful for those using screen readers as you can list all the hyperlinks on a page in alphabetical order using the reader and 'click here' does not give any information about what you are going to click on. The information about where the hyperlink is going to take you should be in the hyperlink itself and not the surrounding text. I'll give a couple of examples to link to my resource wiki to illustrate what I mean.

How NOT to Hyperlink for accessibility An appropriate way to hyperlink for accessibility
 * To find resources on a range of web 2.0 tools from my wiki, click here. (hyperlink itself gives no useful info on where it links to)
 * Click here for my wiki containing links to web 2.0 resources. (while the link contains more info, it would not be easy to find in an alphabetical list - especially with a lot of other 'Click here' links on the same page.
 * You can find a range of web 2.0 resources on my Web 2.0 and Software wiki. (descriptive and easy to find in an alphabetical list)