Webinar Category: Web Accessibility

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Creating and Providing Training on Accessibility

Learn how to provide three levels of training on accessibility: introductory, mid-level, and detailed level. We’ll discuss the goals for each level, activities and content to include, and tips on preparing to present. This webinar will cover: Three levels of accessibility training…

The Dark Arts Explained: How to Get Funding, People, and Time to Implement UDL

How do you present UDL as a lasting positive practice for your institution, one that isn’t just the newest buzz-worthy practice that some vice president came back with after this year’s leadership conference? As advocates for diversity, equity, and inclusion, we often…

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Text Accessibility On Mobile Devices: More Than Meets The Eye

Visual tracking challenges make reading difficult for readers with many common physical and cognitive differences. Learn about some of the tensions and tradeoffs related to text layout, as well as some digital-first technologies aiming to assist with visual tracking for readers of…

Toolkit for Inclusivity in Higher Education

Universal design is a framework for building systems that are accessible to all people. In this webinar, Sheryl Burgstahler, Ph.D., author of Creating Inclusive Learning Opportunities in Higher Education, will provide practical steps for incorporating universal design into your higher education environment…

Practical First Steps to Achieving Web accessibility and Reducing Liability Risk

71% of individuals with disabilities leave a website immediately if it’s not accessible. Website accessibility is more important than ever before. The purpose of this presentation is to highlight simple steps any organization can take to start working toward web accessibility, reduce the risk…

A Better Way to Make and Keep Websites Accessible

Most organizations have trouble keeping websites accessible because they try to fix web pages after they’re published. Getting ahead of the problem means more than just training developers to code pages correctly; instead, it means aligning creative teams, copy authors, developers, and…

12 Things You Need to Know About WCAG 2.1: How it Impacts Your Work & Laws Around the Globe

Did you know that more countries with accessibility laws already reference WCAG 2.1 rather than WCAG 2.0? Do you know how WCAG 2.1 will impact your work and your responsibilities? Countries around the world are improving their accessibility regulations. Learn about digital…

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Bringing Equity and Inclusion to Remote Learning with UDL

Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework that provides flexibility in the way information is presented, in the way students respond or demonstrate their knowledge and skills, and in the way students are engaged. The flexibility offered by UDL makes it…