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2016 AccessU–Practical Courses in Digital Accessibility

Need to get your team knowledgeable on digital accessibility?  Knowbility’s John Slatin AccessU is a great opportunity to learn from and engage with world class leaders in the IT Accessibility profession.  Practical Classes range from beginner to advanced and cover a diverse set of digital accessibility topics for administrators, policy makers, developers, designers, usability specialists,  or jacks of all trades.

Class topics are targeted to a diverse set of jobs–strategic topics for management, to the nuts and bolts for developers and designers.   The classes start at the basics (Accessibility 101) but if you’re already well versed in accessibility, AccessU offers advanced topics such as Mobile accessibility.

 

Location:  St. Edward’s University, Austin, TX
Date:  May 9-11, 2016
More Information:  Access U Information and Registration

 

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Jane Bozarth on Accessibility in Elearning

Elearning thought leader Jane Bozarth’s article “But It’s to Code”: Thoughts on Accessibility in E-Learning drives home the point that we shouldn’t be building accessible to just meet code and protect against litigation but to enable real folks to access and use the elearning.

Focusing on usability over strict compliance allows you to accomodate a much more diverse group.  Users:

  • In a noisy environment
  • With hearing issues
  • Dealing with Dyslexia
  • Users with partial vision loss

If you want more specifics on creating accessible Elearning, Ms. Bozarth has an excellent article in Learning Solutions Magazine called Do You See?