EASI 4-part WEbinar Series: Creating Accessible Forms in PDF, Word and HTML
Times 11 Pacific, Noon Mountain, 1 PM Central and 2 PM (all standard)
Tue. Nov. 29, Wed. Dec. 7, Tue. Dec. 13 and Tue Dec. 20
Presenters include Karen McCall, Dan Clark, Norman Coombs and Marisol Miranda
(This fee-based Webinar series is free to EASI Annual Members who can use 
the member link below to register

Even traditional static HTML Web pages include forms, radio buttons and 
combo boxes all requiring the user's participation. As HTML5 becomes 
increasingly available,

browsing the Web will be more and more an interactive experience.
Users who browse the web using screen reader or screen application 
applications are the users who experience the most frustration.
Forms and form-type elements are popping up more frequently in both PDF and 
Word documents where correct design is crucial for these to be useful to 
these same

populations. While users with upper body motor impairments or those with 
visual and cognitive impairments are not impacted as severely as users of 
screen reader and

screen magnification applications, they may also have frustrations 
especially if filling the form limits time to fill the form.
Week 1 Tuesday Nov. 29 Creating accessible form elements in PDF
Presenter Karen McCall

Week 2 Wednesday DEC. 6 Creating accessible form elements in Word
  Presenter Dan Clark

Week 3 Tuesday Dec. 13 Creating accessible form elements in HTML
  Presenters: Marisol Miranda Norm Coombs

Week 4 Tuesday Dec. 20 How to collect the information input into your forms

The registration for non-members is $225 for the 4 weeks. A limited number 
of scholarships are available for those unable to obtain funding.

Read more and register online http://easi.cc/clinic.htm

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