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Tips and Tricks for Developing a 508 / WCAG Compliant Course
Join Karen Kanne Ngowe, Senior Instruction Technologist for the CDC, and Laura Silver, Director of Product Management at Trivantis, as we talk about tips and tricks for creating accessible content.
We’ll also share with you a free and public Lectora Online Responsive Course Design 508 template.
In the webinar, you’ll learn:
- What 508/WCAG is
- Essential elements required for accessibility in an eLearning course
- Tips and tricks learned from the professionals, including skip navigation, closed captioning, accessible question types, and more
Check out Karen’s course: https://community.trivantis.com/shared-content/luc16-lectora-online-508-template-draft-v2/
Our eBook: http://trivantis.com/ebooks/making-elearning-accessible
FAQ’s: http://trivantis.com/accessibility#faqs
This article last reviewed Dec, 2015. The software may have changed since the last review. Please visit our Release Notes to learn more about version updates.