BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20200213T153000Z DTEND:20200214T223000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Introduction to Digital Document Accessibility Training DESCRIPTION:Nearly one in six Manitobans has a disability\, which creates barriers where they work\, live and play. It is easy to take simple things like accessing a document or form for granted\, but these barriers to accessibility are a real and constant challenge for people with disabilities. Accessible documents and forms required under the Accessibility for Manitobans Act (AMA)\, so learning how to create them is a crucial skill.\n\n \n\nTech Manitoba and New Media Manitoba are partnering to bring you this important and timely workshop. Participants will learn the process of creating documents that meet accessible requirements using both Adobe InDesign and Acrobat. By the end of the workshop\, they will not only have an understanding of the required technical procedures but also learn how best to evaluate accessibility in the documents and forms you create. \n\n\n\nRequirements: Participants should have basic computer literacy and understand file system navigation. Experience with InDesign and Acrobat is not required but would be beneficial.\n\n \n\nIt is easy to take our time on the web for granted\, but imagine how someone with a visual impairment might view your documents or website. Guidelines\, requirements and best practices are continually evolving to create more inclusive experiences.\n\n\n\nThe Province of Manitoba is committed to becoming a more inclusive society. The Accessibility for Manitobans Act (AMA) outlines a clear and proactive process to identify\, remove and prevent obstacles in critical areas of daily living.\n\n \n\nLearning Outcomes:\n\n InDesign Techniques For Accessible PDF Files\n Importing from Word\n Document metadata\n Paragraph styles\n Mapping Styles to Tags with Export Tagging\n Review the Styles in the InDesign Document\n Creating a Table of Contents to add PDF Bookmarks\n Content on the Master Pages and Artifacts\n Anchoring images\n Adding custom alternative text to images\n Using Alt text from Bridge\n Artifacting graphic objects\n Numbered and bulleted lists\n Using the Articles Panel to Adjust Reading Order\n PDF bookmarks\n Interactive hyperlinks and cross-references\n Making Tables Accessible\n Creating Accessible Forms\n Create an Accessible PDF file from InDesign with Export\n Adjusting Adobe Acrobat Presets\n Color contrast (text) and use of color\n Anchoring images\n\n \n\nPresenter Bio\n\nKarin Carlson MCT (Microsoft Certified Trainer) is a sought-after trainer and consultant who specializes in website and application accessibility. She has performed accessibility testing and classroom instruction for clients in the United States and Canada since shortly after the release of WAI-ARIA and HTML5 in 2014. Karin's accessibility work blends her 20+ years of software training with her website development background. She loves helping others make their content more accessible so it can be enjoyed by more people\, and says that it provides her with a deep sense of purpose and satisfaction. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Nearly one in six Manitobans has a disability\, which creates barriers where they work\, live and play. It is easy to take simple things like accessing a document or form for granted\, but these barriers to accessibility are a real and constant challenge for people with disabilities. Accessible documents and forms required under the Accessibility for Manitobans Act (AMA)\, so learning how to create them is a crucial skill.
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\nTech Manitoba and New Media Manitoba are partnering to bring you this important and timely workshop. Participants will learn the process of creating documents that meet accessible requirements using both Adobe InDesign and Acrobat. By the end of the workshop\, they will not only have an understanding of the required technical procedures but also learn how best to evaluate accessibility in the documents and forms you create. \;
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\nRequirements: \;Participants should have basic computer literacy and understand file system navigation. Experience with InDesign and Acrobat is not required but would be beneficial.
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\nIt is easy to take our time on the web for granted\, but imagine how someone with a visual impairment might view your documents or website. Guidelines\, requirements and best practices are continually evolving to create more inclusive experiences.
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\nThe Province of Manitoba is committed to becoming a more inclusive society. \;The Accessibility for Manitobans Act (AMA) \;outlines a clear and proactive process to identify\, remove and prevent obstacles in critical areas of daily living.
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\nLearning Outcomes:\n\n \;
\nPresenter Bio
\nKarin Carlson MCT (Microsoft Certified Trainer) is a sought-after trainer and consultant who specializes in website and application accessibility. She has performed accessibility testing and classroom instruction for clients in the United States and Canada since shortly after the release of WAI-ARIA and HTML5 in 2014. Karin&rsquo\;s accessibility work blends her 20+ years of software training with her website development background. She loves helping others make their content more accessible so it can be enjoyed by more people\, and says that it provides her with a deep sense of purpose and satisfaction. LOCATION:435 Ellice Ave\, Herzberg Room UID:e.9429.1142 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260418T171117Z URL:https://members.techmanitoba.ca/events/details/introduction-to-digital-document-accessibility-training-1142 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR