Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Accessibility Community of Practice
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Archived Webinar and Teleconference Materials
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Information and access instructions are located on the AT3 Events - Call/Webinars page prior to the event and are also posted on the ICT CoP listserv.
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Topic: Accessible PDF Forms – June 16, 2020
Link to Webinar: Accessible PDF Forms
Topic: Accessible Lists and Tables in PDF – May 19, 2020
Link to Webinar: Accessible Lists and Tables in PDF
Topic: Remediating an Inaccessible PDF – April 21, 2020
Link to webinar: Remediating an Inaccessible PDF
Topic: Introduction to Accessibility in Adobe PDF – March 24, 2020
Link to webinar: Introduction to Accessibility in PDF Webinar
Topic: Accessibility in PowerPoint – February 18, 2020
Link to Webinar: Accessibility in PowerPoint
Topic: Social Media Accessibility – February 12, 2020
Link to Webinar: Social Media Accessibility - AT3 Webinar
Tip Sheet: AT3 Accessible Social Media Tip Sheet.pdf
Topic: Introduction to Accessibility in Microsoft Word – February 4, 2020
Link to Webinar: Introduction to Accessibility in Microsoft Word
Topic: Basic Web Accessibility Testing on the Cheap 2019
Link to Webinar: https://youtu.be/jNzSyJSeifY (video)
Topic: AT3 Intro to Accessibility July 2019
Link to Webinar: https://youtu.be/25NFzKUed6U (video)
Topic: ICT Accessibility Activities and Reporting
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
A discussion by Rob Carr from Oklahoma ABLE Tech and Diane Golden from ATAP that included a recap of the reporting requirements for ICT accessibility training and TA, practical examples of activities and who some of the audiences for these activities might be.
Recording 10.3.17 (audio)
Transcript 10.3.17 (word)
Topic: Building ICT Accessibility Capacity
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
A conversation with Rob Carr from Oklahoma ABLE Tech, TJ Schlouski from the Illinois Assistive Technology Act Program, and Liz Persaud and Carolyn Phillips from the AMAC Accessibility Solutions and Research Center at Georgia Tech. The panel talked about how each Program has approached creating or adding subject matter expertise in ICT accessibility.
Recording with Captioning 6.28.17 (audio)