Date
Tue. 17 September 2024
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Location
This session will be held online via zoom
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Making your Online Content Accessible for Everyone
This workshop explores the importance of plain language, easy English and the differences between the two in supporting the language needs of people with disability.
This session includes practical examples and opportunities to write your own solutions to difficult phrases and compare them with best practice and includes:
- The difference between plain language, simple English and easy English?
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) specific guidance
- Common words used in simple tense
- Literal language
- How to avoid double negatives
- Specific guidance for people with cognitive and intellectual disabilities
Suitability: For anyone in WA Volunteer Involving Organisations who write web content for desktops, laptops, tablets and mobile devices and who want to make it more user friendly
Up to 1 CPD point is awarded for completing this workshop. To learn more about Continuous Professional Development with Volunteering WA and how to register click on the CPD link.
This Volunteering WA workshop is fully funded thanks to funding by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.