Section 508 Standards
This site contains information about Section 508. It also has links to many other resources.
Information about the Section508.gov website, GSA’s Government-wide IT Accessibility Team, and guidance to Federal agencies on accessible information and communication technology (ICT).
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
This site contains guidelines, techniques, discussions and information on making web content accessible, as well as managing and evaluating accessibility.
WCAG 2.1 Accessibility Guidelines
This site contains the current WCAG 2.1 guidelines.
.Gov site with great resources regarding color and accessibility
This is a very useful site for quickly finding the Hex Code value for colors. They also organize the site based on popular color pallets as well. You just click the color you like and the hex code copies to your clip board and then you paste it where ever you need it. Easy.
This Pinterest board has 131 sources for instructional design inspiration. Better take the rest of the day off :)
Here is the wikipedia article about closed captioning. In case, you're wondering exactly what it is and how it came about.
Some of the most creative instruction has come from creative personalities outside of the L&D industry. Commoncraft.com is a perfect example. Remember RSS in Plain English?
Now you can learn from the masters who launched the explainer revolution. Check out their academy... or if you can't commit to that then I would also suggest the book: The Art of Explanation.
Interactive Advantage
Veterans of the e-Learning industry, Interactive Advantage offers consulting, authoring, and accessibility services. DHS Trusted Testers are on staff.
This is a direct link to the Flow User Guide section related to creating accessible content in Flow, including keyboard navigation, best practices, and more.
The FIRST 10 people to register get a free IDIODC Mug. But you'll need to also show up at the event to receive it :)
We're looking forward to seeing everyone there and sharing a delicious, hot, cup-o-coffee, or your favorite warm beverage. It's going to be a great networking opportunity for you, and you'll be learning something new as well.
So, be sure to register and get it on your calendar.
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
This site contains guidelines, techniques, discussions and information on making web content accessible, as well as managing and evaluating accessibility.
WCAG 2.1 Accessibility Guidelines
This site contains the current WCAG 2.1 guidelines.
.Gov site with great resources regarding color and accessibility
This is a very useful site for quickly finding the Hex Code value for colors. They also organize the site based on popular color pallets as well. You just click the color you like and the hex code copies to your clip board and then you paste it where ever you need it. Easy.
This Pinterest board has 131 sources for instructional design inspiration. Better take the rest of the day off :)
Here is the wikipedia article about closed captioning. In case, you're wondering exactly what it is and how it came about.
Some of the most creative instruction has come from creative personalities outside of the L&D industry. Commoncraft.com is a perfect example. Remember RSS in Plain English?
Now you can learn from the masters who launched the explainer revolution. Check out their academy... or if you can't commit to that then I would also suggest the book: The Art of Explanation.
Interactive Advantage
Veterans of the e-Learning industry, Interactive Advantage offers consulting, authoring, and accessibility services. DHS Trusted Testers are on staff.
This is a direct link to the Flow User Guide section related to creating accessible content in Flow, including keyboard navigation, best practices, and more.
The FIRST 10 people to register get a free IDIODC Mug. But you'll need to also show up at the event to receive it :)
We're looking forward to seeing everyone there and sharing a delicious, hot, cup-o-coffee, or your favorite warm beverage. It's going to be a great networking opportunity for you, and you'll be learning something new as well.
So, be sure to register and get it on your calendar.
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