Do you want to hear about quick wins to create accessible documents, use accessibility checkers and experience how some of your learners adapt and work with digital content?
The Accessibility in Practice workshop covers this and more. You can book your place now from a range of dates over the next couple of months.
Victoria Rafferty, Learning Development Officer in the Writing Development Centre came along to one of these workshops. Find out what she thought below.
‘The accessibility training sessions provided the timely opportunity to become more aware of issues and techniques when making resources accessible. By working with techniques demonstrated and discussed in the workshops, we’ve constructed a new range of study guides. These sessions were important as we need to ensure that our study guides are suitable for students across the university’.
Victoria Rafferty, Learning Development Officer, Writing Development Centre
View an example of one of the study guides developed following the workshop, demonstrating good practice in designing accessible documents.
If you need further information about accessibility take a look at the LTDS website or get in touch at LTDS@ncl.ac.uk