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Webinars Series: Making Communications Accessible for Remote Audiences

In this time of social distancing, critical activities of daily living have gone virtual for many – we shop, bank, work, attend classes, and get our news online. For that reason, now more than ever before it’s imperative that your online communications be accessible to ALL people, including those with disabilities and the growing aging population. In this 3-part Webinars series, Chief Accessibility Officer Jonathan Avila shares common issues and practical tips for ensuring your presentations, emails, social media, and electronic documents are fully inclusive and accessible.

Webinars in the Series:

  • Creating and Hosting an Accessible Online Presentation
  • Creating Accessible Emails and Social Media Posts
  • Creating Accessible Digital Documents

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Webinar 1: Creating and Hosting an Accessible Online Presentation

When social distancing becomes the reality, remote work, and online education, it’s critical that materials, live events, phone calls and group meetings, training, and learning are inclusive to all. This Webinars provides an overview of the challenges and actionable recommendations for solutions to make sure that people with disabilities can participate fully in online presentations, meetings, events, and training. Webinars resources include the recorded presentation, slides, and transcript.

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Webinars 2: Creating Accessible Emails & Social Media Posts

In this time of urgent communication, people with disabilities need equal access to critical health and public safety announcements. In part two of this three-part Webinars series, get quick tips for creating accessible emails and social media posts. Watch live as we test an inaccessible email and show you common issues. Then, see how quick and easy it can be to create one that is accessible. You will also learn how to create alternative text for images on the major social media platforms.

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Webinars 3: Creating Accessible Digital Documents

Ready or not – work and school have moved online for the time being. Whether you are creating materials for students, colleagues, or the general public – accessibility best practices ensure that everyone can read your content.  In part three of this three-part Webinars series, get tips for creating accessible documents in the most popular formats (Word, PowerPoint, and PDF).

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