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Training Courses: Accessibility in a Web 2.0 World

Date: 12 November 2008 to 26 November 2008
Source: AbilityNet, 29 September 2008
Submitted by Judith Garman

Steal a march in the battle for online revenue with the silver bullet of accessibility. Did you know?:
• Government research found accessible websites 35% easier to use for every visitor
• Sites made accessible can enjoy a 90% increase in online sales
• Accessibility also delivers increased SEO and platform compliance, and reduced bandwidth and maintenance

ACCESSIBILITY COURSES - PLACES STILL AVAILABLE
"I thought the session was a real eye opener and showed me some simple, quick wins that will be easy to implement. I was so motivated, I’ve already downloaded the AIS tool and asked our website developers to think about improvements to our corporate site!" - Kellie Evans, Group Communications Manager, DSGI

We are holding three courses in London in November.

1. A practical introduction to website accessibility – 12 Nov
This course is intended for organisations wanting a practical fast track introduction to web accessibility – the key issues and legal and business cases. It's essential for all Web professionals (including managers, developers, designers and editors) who need to appreciate the key areas of web accessibility. Technical knowledge is not required.

2. Rich media and latest trends in accessibility – 19 Nov
This course is for anyone who understands the basics of accessibility and wants to use accessible rich media in their work. Introducing you to the key concepts and solutions in making rich media accessible it's a must-attend in a Web2.0 world.

3. A very practical guide to testing against WCAG1.0 and 2.0 – 26 Nov
A practical fast track guide to an effective audit process - covering WCAG 1.0, 2.0 and other key areas of accessibility - this course is for all Web professionals who develop, maintain or update websites. With WCAG2.0 just around the corner, this course shows you how to audit your sites effectively today, and primes you for the future.

Book your place today with our online booking form. We can also deliver training on-site to your teams. More info on our bespoke training page.

"Just wanted to say that your presentation at the BBC today was informative, interesting and inspiring. As a web developer I felt it was a great source of information on the best approach at the coding level, and also very motivating." - Mag Leahy, Front End Developer

 


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