Webinar Category: Web Accessibility

Going Beyond the Listener: Accessible Audio for Podcasting

Recently, three major podcast providers were sued for lack of accessibility, raising awareness for a much-needed discussion around making podcasts universally accessible. Spoiler alert: it takes more than just adding a transcript. In this webinar, Nic Steenhout, host of A11y Rules and…

Implementing WCAG 2.2 into Your Digital Strategy

WCAG 2.2 is an extension of WCAG 2.1 with added features to help make the user experience more inclusive and user-friendly. In this webinar, you will learn about important updates coming in WCAG 2.2 and what they mean. This webinar will be…

Wells Fargo’s Guide to Social Media Accessibility

There are 3.78 billion people around the world who use social media. But while social media is a free resource that anyone can download, not everyone can access it. Laurie Merryman and Lauren Harbury are here to change that. Laurie has helped drive…

Baking Accessibility into Your Event Strategy

What We’ll Cover In this webinar, we’ll explore what it means to host accessible events, and how event planners can incorporate best practices to ensure all steps of their events are accessible. We’ll talk about the essential elements of accessible in-person, hybrid,…

Accessibility 101 for Financial Institutions

Michele Landis, a Co-Founder and the CRO of Accessible360, will go through how to create barrier-free banking and accessible user experiences. She will run through key laws and lawsuits that are shaping the digital landscape of the finance industry and detail what…

Celebrate GAAD with Actor Mickey Rowe and Disability Rights Advocate Michael Agyin

Mickey was the first autistic actor to play Christopher Boone, the lead role in the Tony Award winning play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. He’s also the founding Artistic Director of National Disability Theatre, which works in partnership…

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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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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…