Whether you’re curious about the what3words address system, you work for a venue/accessibility space and are interested in how to use what3words and/or live with a disability and want to hear more about the what3words technology, I’d love to have you join me in this discussion.
This event is being hosted by what3words but is being held as part of GAAD.
10 speakers, 5 hours on the future of web accessibility,
with Google, Microsoft, Bank Hapoalim, A2Z, Light-House.
SAP Concur’s UX team is hosting a virtual Global Accessibility Awareness Day event. This is an internal event for the SAP Concur UX team.
In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we’re having an informal hangout the day after to chat and share what we’ve learned. Grab a drink (alcoholic or non-alcoholic) or snack of your choice, and join us on a call this Friday!
Join us this GAAD as we navigate accessibility FAQs, user empathy, and the solutions that we have in place for our customers and all job seekers.
Thursday 21st, 2020 is the ninth Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), and the first since we started our company last June so we want to help build awareness and contribute to the campaign by running a webinar on accessibility and Moodle.
We are holding a one hour webinar “7 Tips to Improve Accessibility in your Moodle Courses” at 6pm IST on Zoom and will publish the recording next week.
Join us for a Fireside Chat about making data visualization accessible on Global Accessibility Awareness Day
So, in response, and to celebrate Global Accessibility Awarenesss Day (GAAD) on May 21st, we’re excited to launch Digital Accessibility Experts Live – a free weekly online webinar running for 4 weeks in May, led by our accessibility experts Jonathan Hassell and Rob Wemyss.
We’ll be hosting a free presentation by Job van Achterberg this time, and want something to talk about!
As part of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), we’re hosting this webinar on 21st May to further the discussion on accessible tech. Join us as we discuss what accessibility means and explore the need for building accessible applications. We’ll also talk about the many types of disabilities, and how to build and test accessible apps.
