Why you should attend
If you're using video content you need to ensure it's accessible to the broadest range of users possible. Learn how to create an accessible video with captions, audio descriptions and transcripts in order to allow multiple ways of accessing the content.
Who will benefit from this training?
This course is aimed at content creators wishing to create an accessible video.
The course may also be of interest to designers and product owners, as well as those in more academic areas hoping to use videos for the purpose of teaching.
To help you get even better value this year, we have a 10 for the price of 8 bundle on AbilityNet online training courses for you and your team to enjoy.
Book your training bundle
Book now: Thursday 23 May 2024
- 13:00 - 14:30 BST
Please note: after purchasing a ticket you are able to reassign the ticket, if somebody different to the ticket purchaser will be attending the training.
Attendees of the live training session will receive a Certificate of Attendance to add to their professional development training portfolio.
If you're looking for training for more than 8 people on a single course, please contact us about our great value in-house training options.
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Attendees of the live training will receive a recording of the course. If you are not attending the live training you can buy an existing recording of the course on demand:
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Course overview
The course will look at:
- Organisational and individual benefits of accessible media
- Understanding user needs and how to meet them
- How to make videos accessible - including audio description, captions and subtitles, transcripts and sign language
- Additional benefits of making video accessible
"A well delivered and well-paced webinar. Liked the polls and colourful examples."
“I’ve found the sessions useful in bringing the range of accessibility issues to our attention, from website navigation to ensuring that images are meaningful to the visually impaired… I’d say that the training is essential for those responsible for the content of public websites.”
Meet your trainer - Jack Baker
Jack Baker is an Accessibility & Usability Consultant at AbilityNet, where he has worked for 4 years.
He is a Certified Professional in Web Accessibility (CPWA) with the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP), meaning he has successfully passed both the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) and the Web Accessibility Specialist (WAS) exams. He also holds degrees in both Psychology and Computer Science.
His role involves providing in-depth consultancy to a wide range of organisations on web and mobile accessibility. This includes carrying out accessibility audits, design reviews, and diverse user testing.
In his spare time, he enjoys cycling, trying to play the piano, and losing at chess.
Important information
Class size: We limit the number of people on our training courses to ensure all attendees can engage with the presenter, ask questions and have an informative experience.
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