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Deep Dive into WAI-ARIA
Advanced WAI-ARIA course covering roles, states, properties, and design patterns for custom accessible components—menus, dialogs, carousels, sliders, tables, and live regions. Prerequisites: Accessibility Basics, Accessible Web Development, and JavaScript proficiency.
Viva La Vida with AT!
Welcome to the Texas Technology Access Program's annual Assistive Technology (A.T.) Conference! We invite you to join us again for amazing spotlight presenters, cutting edge concurrent sessions, and a packed Exhibit Hall showcasing all of the latest technologies! Location: Commons Learning Center, Entire Venue.
The mission of the Texas Assistive Technology Makers Alliance, or TAMALES, is to help coordinate a statewide network of makers interested in supporting individuals with disabilities. This is done by creating individualized AT solutions while learning from one another in a collaborative environment.
Featured Presenter Ana Nevares, M.A. Regional Coordinator, Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology (FAAST) Ana Nevares is a former state-certified special education teacher who has served as a FAAST Regional Coordinator for the past 15 years. Online event.
An online show-and-tell session in the UBC series Working Sustainably: Faculty Accessibility Resources. It shows the built-in accessibility features of Windows and iOS.
Sub, Grinder, Hoagie, Hero, Cosmo, or Zep? A free one-hour Zoom webinar from the speech-language pathologists of the Temple Institute on Disabilities, about regional words and dialects in AAC. Zoom captions are available.
A free one-hour Zoom webinar from the speech-language pathologists of the Temple Institute on Disabilities, for AAC Awareness Month. It is about virtual AAC services for people of all ages. Zoom captions are available.
A free one-hour Zoom webinar from the speech-language pathologists of the Temple Institute on Disabilities, for AAC Awareness Month. It is about how communication partners can support adults who use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Zoom captions are available.
A Zoom training from the UCLA Disabilities and Computing Program. It covers the basics of accessibility, has a live screen reader demo, and gives tips for accessible documents, websites and media.
A virtual workshop from the UCF Digital Accessibility Lab. It teaches the basics of how to make PDF documents accessible in Adobe Acrobat.
A virtual workshop from the UCF Digital Accessibility Lab. It teaches the main rules of document accessibility in Microsoft Office.
Creating Accessible Websites
A virtual workshop from the UCF Digital Accessibility Lab. It is a practical introduction to web accessibility and WCAG 2.1 AA for developers and content editors.
A virtual workshop from the UCF Digital Accessibility Lab. It teaches the basics of accessible design in Canva.
A virtual workshop from the UCF Digital Accessibility Lab. It teaches how to make video content accessible, with captions and audio description.
A full-day national event at the Automotive Building in Toronto, listed by U of T Entrepreneurship. Accessibility leaders, startups, researchers and investors meet to see new assistive technology. The day includes the Enable Everyone Awards. Register at https://events.humanitix.com/canadian-disability-tech-summit-2026.
An online session about the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). It starts with the WCAG 2.0 criteria that the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) requires, and shows how to meet them.
Hosted by CSUN’s Center on Disabilities, the 41st Annual CSUN Assistive Technology Conference—over 40 years strong—is the leading international forum for researchers, practitioners, advocates, and exhibitors advancing accessibility and inclusion. Join us March 9–13, 2026 in Anaheim for pre-conference workshops, keynotes, featured presentations, general sessions, an exhibit hall, and expanded networking opportunities.
Mar 9 at 7 AM to Mar 13 at 5 PM PDT