Recorded Webinars

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.

Web Accessibility Lawsuit Trends in 2020

In this webinar, Jason Taylor, Chief Innovation Officer at Usablenet, will look at all the key trends in web accessibility lawsuits, including the impact from the coronavirus, the importance of mobile, the impact of widgets and overlays, and the most essential WCAG standards.

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

We all agree that expanding access, choice, and agency for those whom we serve is the right thing to do, but our efforts to increase inclusive practices can get bogged down because of issues around time, funding, resources, and innovation fatigue.

Using a tactical-toolkit approach can attract more resources for universal design for learning (UDL) efforts at your school, college, university, or company. In this session, you will learn the Dark Arts of UDL: three common practices that get in our way (and we should stop doing), as well as a secret script for interactions with your leadership team and your budget office.

Global Outlook for Accessibility Compliance

Michele Landis, a Co-Founder and the CRO of Accessible360, will go through the emerging global legal trends and the growing importance of Digital Accessibility.

The 2020 State of Automatic Speech Recognition

Is automatic speech recognition (ASR) enough to make video accessible? What is the most accurate ASR software?

In this session, we’ll dive into the latest research on the current state of automatic speech recognition as it applies to captioning.

Text Accessibility On Mobile Devices: More Than Meets The Eye

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 all kinds.

Practical First Steps to Achieving Web accessibility and Reducing Liability Risk

This webinar will provide you with a guidance-based approach to injecting accessibility into your web development process.

Intro to Audio Description

This webinar will cover the basics of how to add audio description to online video, legal requirements for audio description, video player compatibility, examples and demos, how to create audio description, and benefits of audio description outside of accessibility.

Toolkit for Inclusivity in Higher Education

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 to create an inclusive and diverse space for all students.