While working with faculty and staff at Texas State University, the number one question I receive while collaborating is, “Where can I find training for this topic?” Typically, trainees are directed to the Texas State Digital Accessibility website for online assistance. Still, some learners require hands-on practice before these concepts click and the purpose behind accessibility becomes clear.
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The Office of Human Resources, Office of Disability Services, and the Division of Information Technology have partnered to bring hands-on accessibility training to the Texas State community to meet these institutional needs. The first training, Electronic and Information Resources Accessibility, will cover accessibility basics, legal issues facing higher education, hands-on practice with Word documents, and demonstrations with assistive technology.
Please join us for this important accessibility training event.
Event: Electronic and Information Resources Accessibility training
Audience: Faculty, Staff
Cost: Free
Date: Wednesday, April 28, 2021
Time: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Location: This event will be hosted on Zoom.
Contact:
Elizabeth Cruz
ec1310@txstate.edu
512-245-7899
Evan Pickrel is Electronic Information Resources Accessibility Coordinator in Texas State’s Division of Information Technology.
