October 2022
Introduction to Website Accessibility
Many people have difficulty understanding what is meant by ‘website accessibility’ and how this is achieved. This webinar will give you an understanding of how people with various disabilities access your website and how websites can be made accessible.
Find out more »Writing Alt Text for Accessibility
Including alternative text in digital documents, websites, and mobile apps is a requirement of the Website Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and is essential to making your website accessible. In this webinar we will review how and when to apply alternative text.
Find out more »Accessible Video Captioning
This 90-minute webinar will give you the tips and best practices to ensure your YouTube and other web-based videos are captioned accessibly. Participants will learn how to caption in a way that provides optimal comprehension while meeting legal compliance and get a step-by-step walkthrough of the YouTube captioning editor.
Find out more »Hidden Mobility Disabilities
Research has defined hidden mobility disabilities (HMD) as being able to walk - but only for 35-50 feet - and being able to stand unsupported - but only for 1-2 minutes - without significant health consequences. In this free 1-hour webinar we explore the access barriers faced by those with hidden mobility disabilities and options for addressing those barriers.
Find out more »Advanced Accessible InDesign (Level 2)
This course covers a collection of key concepts and tasks of laying out and fixing content and some clever workarounds to ensure a better end user experience with assistive technologies (ATs). This is Level 2 of our Accessible InDesign training.
Find out more »Hidden Mobility Disabilities
Research has defined hidden mobility disabilities (HMD) as being able to walk - but only for 35-50 feet - and being able to stand unsupported - but only for 1-2 minutes - without significant health consequences. In this free 1-hour webinar we explore the access barriers faced by those with hidden mobility disabilities and options for addressing those barriers.
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