Welcome to ADTraining
Making learning about accessibility more accessible
Learn about different areas of digital accessibility from industry experts that helped write the standards and are considered the go-to thought leaders in their respective professions.
The Basics
Build your foundation about digital accessibility and disabilities.
Documents
With ADTraining for Documents, you’ll learn how to create compliant and accessible documents every time.
Web
From the basic understanding of WCAG to auditing your own sites and applications, ADTraining for Web will help get you and your organization in the know to be compliant.
Communications
From marketing and communications to social media, ADTraining for Communications helps you learn how to create accessible marketing and PR materials.
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Current Training Sessions
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The Grackle Suite
Length: 2 hours
Availability: Virtual
Level: Beginner
Maximum Attendees: 10
Session Description
In this session, participants will receive an introductory training on how to use the Grackle Suite of products, including GrackleDocs, GrackleSlides, and GrackleSheets, to create accessible documents in the Google Workspace.
The Mobile Experience
Length: Half-day
Availability: Virtual
Level: Intermediate
Maximum Attendees: 10
Session Description
This course focuses on understanding WCAG and usability issues for people with disabilities when it comes to mobile technology. It includes preliminary accessibility testing on participants’ mobile phones to bring home the impact of inaccessible apps, websites, and documents. This is important to bear in mind that manual testing is essential to ensuring your organization’s digital products are usable by people with disabilities. An accessible website and accessible documents can provide privacy, security, and independence to users with disabilities.
Making your digital products accessible is the best practice and requirement in many countries including, Australia. Participants in this course will gain an insight into how people with disabilities use mobile technology and how to test for issues that may hinder that experience
To achieve this, technical tools and a variety of options are discussed in achieving specific accessibility goals. Hands-on practice and group discussions help reinforce the content learned in the theory sections of this course.
Using a Screen Reader – NVDA
Length: Half-day
Availability: Virtual
Level: Beginner
Maximum Attendees: 10
Session Description
This course focuses on using a screen reader, Non-Visual Desktop Access (NVDA) for preliminary accessibility testing of web pages and documents. This is important to bear in mind that manual testing is essential to ensuring your organization’s digital products are usable by people with disabilities. An accessible website and accessible documents can provide privacy, security, and independence to users with disabilities.
Making your digital products accessible is the best practice and requirement in many countries including, Australia. Participants in this course will gain an insight into how to use NVDA as a tool to help ensure usability by users who rely on screen readers and other assistive technology. The principles learned will apply to other screen readers.
To achieve this, technical tools and a variety of options are discussed in achieving specific accessibility goals. Hands-on practice and group discussions help reinforce the content learned in the theory sections of this course.
Web Accessibility (In person)
Length: 7 hours
Availability: In-Person
Level: Beginner
Maximum Attendees: 12
Session Description
Websites need to be informed on how to abide by Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.1 (WCAG 2.1). This course provides practical resources to enable more accessible design and development. It provides the basics required to ensure web accessibility standards are incorporated into the website design or re-development. Participants will gain insight into what online accessibility requires and different requirements needed for various disability groups. To achieve this, technical tools and a variety of options are discussed in achieving specific accessibility goals. Group discussions help reinforce the content learned in the theory sections of this course.
Web Accessibility (Remote)
Length: 4 hours
Availability: Virtual
Level: Beginner
Maximum Attendees: 12
Session Description
Websites need to be informed on how to abide by Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.1 (WCAG 2.1). This course provides practical resources to enable more accessible design and development. It provides the basics required to ensure web accessibility standards are incorporated into the website design or re-development. Participants will gain insight into what online accessibility requires and different requirements needed for various disability groups. To achieve this, technical tools and a variety of options are discussed in achieving specific accessibility goals. Group discussions help reinforce the content learned in the theory sections of this course.
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