WeCo’s workshops and webinars allow you to learn from our most popular custom courses. If you’re on your own, or part of a small group, our free webinars or “single seat” workshops help you become accessible.
Accessibility Workshops
WeCo’s workshops give you a hands-on, interactive experience. Always taught by our digital Accessibility and Document Specialists who live with disabilities. You will leave understanding your users as well as gaining a new skill.
Click the course title, listed below, for a link to the WeCo Eventbrite page with full details, registration and a range of dates to choose from for our workshops.
Applying WCAG 2.1 to Your Project
For developers, designers and content managers! WeCo’s Accessibility Team will walk you through WCAG 2.1 AA and give you an electronic desk reference guide to take home with you.
Accessible Documents: Microsoft Word, Power Point, Outlook Email & PDFs
For anyone who creates documents for the web, or manages the documents others create, this primer will help you understand how to pick up the accessibility pieces document conversion software miss. Includes WeCo’s exclusive Accessible Document electronic desk reference to take home with you.
Free Accessibility Webinars
WeCo provides free, 30 minute mid-day webinars, as a part of our mission. Covering a variety of accessibility topics, they make learning quick and easy.
Check out the classes and dates below, linked to each webinar’s Eventbrite registration page. Or look at our entire webinar lineup on our WeCo Eventbrite page.
May Webinars
Accessibility Code Basics Free Webinar (May 6, 2020)
Implementing ARIA Using WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices (May 14, 2020)
Getting Started in Accessibility (May 27, 2020)
June Webinars
Building a Consensus for Accessibility in Your Projects (June 4, 2020)
Recorded Webinars
Miss a webinar? Check out recordings/transcripts of some of our most popular free webinar recordings.
Watch assistive device demonstrations including braille, iPhone voice over and screen magnification, Dragon Naturally Speaking, and screen reader.
