ADA Accessibility Classes
Starting in January of 2018, Section 508 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act required that online documents be accessible to people using assistive technology (screen readers, magnifiers and mouse alternatives.) The concept is simple, but many local governments struggle with remediating documents and staying within compliance. This latest computer class offering will help your team build accessible documents from scratch and remediate existing documents in
the public realm.
Overview of Accessible Documents
Primarily a presentation meant to explain what accessibility is, what the rules are, and how the parts play together. Useful... Read More
Simple Accessible Documents
Introduction to how to create an accessible Microsoft Word document using Office 365. This is part one of a two-part... Read More
Tables and Scanned Documents
Adding Tables and Structure an accessible Microsoft Word document using Office 365; plus reviewing the methods of creating a PDF... Read More
Document Structure in Office and Acrobat
Moving published Word documents to PDF and addressing common issues that crop up. Published PDF -Accessibility Check Intro to Tags... Read More
In-Depth Look at Complex Tables
Tables are one of the most challenging aspects of making complex PDFs accessible to all audiences. This class will look... Read More
Fillable Forms, Org Charts and Links
Tackling the “hard” topics of accessibility, this final class will put any employee over the goal line when it comes... Read More