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    Vision Australia Free Webinar: Digital Accessibility - Your Questions Answered

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    Digital Accessibility - your questions answered

    Join the Digital Access team and special guests, David Woodbridge, Bruce Maguire and our partners, TaggedPDF, for our final free lunchtime webinar of 2020. 

    This webinar is all about the questions you want to ask relating to digital accessibility. If you wish to know more about best practice examples for inclusive design or pdf tables; what's next in the world of assistive technology or how to test your native app; supporting persons with disability in the workplace or strategies for embedding inclusion in your organisation, we have it covered.

    Our panel:
    • The Digital Access Team
    • Alex Bey, General Manager, TaggedPDF
    • David Woodbridge, National Access Technology Advisor for the Vision Store
    • Bruce Maguire, Lead Policy Advisor, Vision Australia

    When you register, you have the option to include a question for the panel; we will collate them all, and answer as many as we can.

    The holidays are starting shortly, and being the time of gift-giving – we are offering 5 participants from this webinar the opportunity to complete our DAT 101 eLearning module for free! DAT 101 accompanies the Document Accessibility Toolbar, a dedicated accessibility ribbon menu for Microsoft Word that makes it quicker and easier to create accessible documents. Winners will be chosen randomly from the attendees of the webinar on the day and advised afterwards.

    Live online via Zoom meetings.

    Please register for your place in the session, and email the Digital Access team if you have any specific accessibility requirements. 

      Enquiries

      Phone: 1300 367 055  
      Email: digitalaccess@visionaustralia.org

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