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Document Accessibility Trainings
Create Inclusive and Accessible Documents
Document Accessibility Fundamentals
In this foundational course, participants use Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat Pro to create a document that meets basic accessibility criteria. Following the training, participants will have the chance to submit a document to instructors for individualized feedback.
Target Audience
- State agencies and local governments who need to comply with state and national accessibility regulations
- Organizations that want to create inclusive and accessible materials
Objectives
Participants will:
- Identify fundamentals of documents accessibility
- Practice skills to meet basic document accessibility requirements
- Create accessible documents
- Submit those documents for feedback
Prerequisites
Participants should attend on a computer with the following programs installed:
- Microsoft Word (with accessibility components enabled)
- Adobe Acrobat Pro*
*While Acrobat Pro is best, the training can still be useful for participants with other versions.