This event takes place across 2 days: November 23 & 24, from 9am - 4pm US Eastern Time each day

This 2-day training event covers all of the core principles of accessibility, focusing on what accessibility is, how users with disabilities use computers, and how to test a web/ software system for accessibility.

This topic-based training navigates attendees through several key topics in accessibility, testing methods, methodologies, and how to test various types of content for accessibility.

Note: This is not training about how to use assistive technologies. While we will be covering assistive technologies and will also be using them periodically, this training is not focused on testing a system for compatibility with screenreaders. This is a holistic training aimed at all facets of accessibility, which extends far beyond users of specific assistive technologies.

At the end of the 2-day training event, all attendees will receive a copy of all materials as well as recordings for each day. (These materials are for personal use only)

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About Karl Groves

Tenon’s Founder & President, Karl Groves, has been training others on accessibility for 15 years. He has trained several hundred designers, developers, content authors, project managers, and QA testers throughout the United States, Europe, and India. He has spoken on design, development, and accessibility at nearly 50 events in 11 different countries and his work is cited in nearly a dozen books and used on curricula in Human-Computer Interaction across the globe.

Low on boring lecture and high on interaction, conversation, and examples, Tenon’s training focuses on guiding attendees toward an understanding of accessibility so that after the training they can immediately apply what they’ve learned.