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Accessibility in Practice

Live Online Event from The eLearning Guild

Accessibility should be the forefront of every design, but oftentimes knowing how to build in accessibility is the largest roadblock. Understanding and addressing these enhancements early in the design process affords you the best opportunity to meet all learner needs.

Brian Dusablon will be opening this spotlight event with a session about simple steps you can take right now to improve accessibility and make your learning more inclusive.

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Canadian Elearning Conference

We are proud to have our own Brian Dusablon as the keynote for this event. His keynote will be “Accessibility: Designing Learning Experiences for All,” and he will focus on creating an inclusive design practice.

Sarah Mercier will deliver her workshop, “From Print to Screen: Interactive eBooks for Mobile Learning” and a session on “xAPI Basics for Mobile Learning.”

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ATD TechKnowledge 2017

Brian Dusablon will have two sessions at the ATD TechKnowledge Conference in Las Vegas in 2017.

DISRUPT2 – Collaborative Design Studio

Wed, Jan 11 | 3:00 PM – 3:45 PM | Forum 22-23

Session Description:

Design Studio is a methodology popularized by Lean UX, in which long, detailed design cycles are eschewed in favor of short, iterative, low-fidelity cycles, with feedback coming from all members of the implementation team early and often. Get hands-on practice using this collaborative design method that engages your stakeholders to create the best possible solution for meeting the outcomes you’ve defined.

FR200 – Accessibility: Designing Learning Experiences for All

Fri, Jan 13 | 9:45 AM – 10:45 AM | Forum 14-16

Session Description:

Accessibility is about more than compliance. It is about making sure everyone can access what you design and have an equal opportunity to learn from it. In the real world, this can seem like a daunting task, and you are up for the challenge. Learn how to design for everyone. In this session, the speaker will present real-world scenarios and tell real stories about accessibility and how design can benefit everyone. Learn how to start the conversation with stakeholders, create accessibility standards in your organization, and teach others about designing universal solutions.

Application on the Job:

  • Create more accessible e-learning and performance support content.
  • Interview users more effectively.
  • Create standards for accessibility within your organization.