Bobby Approved Image Description
A friendly
uniformed police officer wearing a helmet displaying the wheelchair access
symbol. Words "Bobby Approved v3.1 " appear to his right.
Bookmarks
This is the link to the Bookmarks
file. The picture is of the courtyard of an Italian Renaissance villa, now a
museum. The picture is of the first and second story, arched passways.
Holland codes
These are the codes of
the six vocational groups identified by John Holland. The codes are laid out in
a hexagon with vocations most like each other adjacent to each other and those
less like each other opposite on the hexagon. Thus, the order of the vocations
is important. Of course you can start anywhere on the hexagon and go in either
direction, but the codes are typically arranged in the following order R A I S E
C. R stands for Realistic, A for Artistic, I for Investigative, S for Social, E
for Enterprising, and C for Conventional.
Under construction graphic
Description: A yellow diamond
(like a street sign) with a figure shoveling something, indicating work in
progress.
Web Accessibility Center at The
Ohio State University
Description: The letters W A C are printed in
large, blue letters. Above the letters are the finger spellings for W A C, and
above those are the same three letters in Braille.
Web Access Symbol (for
people with disabilities)
Description: A globe, marked with a grid, tilts at
an angle. A keyhole is cut into its surface. Use your browser's BACK button to
return to the previous page.
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