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Are you ready to:

• Begin making a difference with digital accessibility?
• Reach more individuals with your content?
• Support equity and inclusion in your organization?
• Maintain civil rights compliance?
• Become more marketable?

Learn how to produce accessible digital documents in Adobe InDesign CC with this step-by-step course.

While this course prepares Adobe InDesign CC files for the most accessible PDF export, additional accessibility work in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC will also be necessary for a fully accessible final PDF. Adobe InDesign CC 2018 or newer is recommended. Instructions for both Windows and Mac users are included. A strong understanding of Adobe InDesign and best design practices will be necessary to complete this course.

This course is one of three that teaches how to produce accessible digital documents. A course on Adobe Acrobat Pro DC and a course on Microsoft Office are also available. For a discounted price per course, consider our packages of 2 or 3 courses that are also available.

If you have an ISU net-id, please access this course by logging into the eAccessibility website.

Participants will receive a certificate upon completion.

Are you ready to:

• Begin making a difference with digital accessibility?
• Reach more individuals with your content?
• Support equity and inclusion in your organization?
• Maintain civil rights compliance?
• Become more marketable?

Learn how to produce accessible digital documents in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC with this step-by-step course.

This course covers the process of remediating a PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, which is often the final step in producing a fully accessible PDF export from other softwares like Adobe InDesign or Microsoft Word. Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2018 or newer is recommended. Instructions for both Windows and Mac users are included. A basic understanding of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC will be necessary to complete this course.

This course is one of three that teaches how to produce accessible digital documents. A course on Adobe InDesign CC and a course on Microsoft Office are also available. For a discounted price per course, consider our packages of 2 or 3 courses that are also available.

If you have an ISU net-id, please access this course by logging into the eAccessibility website.

Participants will receive a certificate upon completion.

Are you ready to:

• Begin making a difference with digital accessibility?
• Reach more individuals with your content?
• Support equity and inclusion in your organization?
• Maintain civil rights compliance?
• Become more marketable?

Learn how to produce accessible digital documents in Adobe InDesign CC and Adobe Acrobat Pro DC with these step-by-step courses. By purchasing this course bundle, you will save $150 as compared to purchasing each course individually!

While the Adobe InDesign CC course prepares Adobe InDesign files for the most accessible PDF export, final remediation of the PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC will also be necessary for a fully accessible final PDF. Adobe InDesign CC and Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2018 or newer are recommended. Instructions for both Windows and Mac users are included. A strong understanding of Adobe InDesign and best design practices as well as a basic understanding of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC will be necessary to complete these courses.

Together, these two courses cover the full design process for producing accessible digital documents in Adobe InDesign CC and Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. A course on Microsoft Office is also available. For a greater discounted price per course, consider our package of all 3 courses.

If you have an ISU net-id, please access this course by logging into the eAccessibility website.

Participants will receive a certificate upon completion.

Are you ready to:

• Begin making a difference with digital accessibility?
• Reach more individuals with your content?
• Support equity and inclusion in your organization?
• Maintain civil rights compliance? 
• Become more marketable?

Learn how to produce accessible digital documents in Microsoft Office, Adobe InDesign CC and Adobe Acrobat Pro DC with these step-by-step courses. By purchasing this course bundle, you will save $300 as compared to purchasing each course individually!

While the Adobe InDesign CC course prepares Adobe InDesign files for the most accessible PDF export, final remediation of the PDF in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC will also be necessary for a fully accessible final PDF. These courses coupled with the Microsoft Office course will prepare learners for producing some of the most common digital documents in accessible fashion. Microsoft Office 2016 or Microsoft 365 (installed applications, not the online version) are recommended for Windows users. Microsoft Office 365 (installed applications, not the online version) is recommended for Mac users. Adobe InDesign CC and Adobe Acrobat Pro DC 2018 or newer are recommended. Instructions for both Windows and Mac users are included. A strong understanding of Adobe InDesign and best design practices, as well as a basic understanding of Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat Pro DC will be necessary to complete these courses.

Together, these three courses cover the full design process for producing accessible digital documents in Microsoft Office, Adobe InDesign CC and Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.

If you have an ISU net-id, please access this course by logging into the eAccessibility website.

Participants will receive a certificate upon completion.

Are you ready to:

• Begin making a difference with digital accessibility? 
• Reach more individuals with your content?
• Support equity and inclusion in your organization?
• Maintain civil rights compliance?
• Become more marketable?

Learn how to produce accessible digital documents in Microsoft Office with this step-by-step course.

While this course focuses on Microsoft Word, these concepts can be carried over to all Microsoft Office products, including: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher and Outlook. Instructions for both Windows and Mac users are included. Microsoft Office 2016 or Microsoft 365 (installed applications, not the online version) are recommended for Windows users. Microsoft Office 365 (installed applications, not the online version) is recommended for Mac users. A basic understanding of Microsoft Office will be necessary to complete this course.

This course is one of three that teaches how to produce accessible digital documents. A course on Adobe InDesign CC and a course on Adobe Acrobat Pro DC are also available. For a discounted price per course, consider our packages of 2 or 3 courses that are also available.

If you have an ISU net-id, please access this course by logging into the eAccessibility website.

Participants will receive a certificate upon completion.

Is your organization at the beginning of your digital accessibility journey? Understanding the digital accessibility landscape can be challenging. Navigating the federal laws surrounding digital accessibility is just one part of that. This publication will help explain how digital accessibility is a civil right, what federal laws govern digital accessibility, and what your organization, public or private, needs to do to comply. Frequently asked questions and answers are included.

This publication is part of a four-piece series that addresses digital accessibility language, standards, laws, and sustainable business models. This publication series compliments the Creating Accessible Digital Documents eCourses, which cover the actual process of producing accessible digital documents.

Is your organization at the beginning of your digital accessibility journey? Understanding the digital accessibility landscape can be challenging. Shifting internal business models and processes to support digital accessibility goals is just one part of that. This publication will help explain why establishing a sustainable business model that includes accessibility in the workflow is critical to the success of any digital accessibility effort. Gaining leadership support, creating a plan, setting a prioritization schedule, identifying sustainable checks and balances and shifting internal culture are all discussed in this publication.

This publication is part of a four-piece series that addresses digital accessibility language, standards, laws, and sustainable business models. This publication series compliments the Creating Accessible Digital Documents eCourses, which cover the actual process of producing accessible digital documents.

Is your organization at the beginning of your digital accessibility journey? Understanding the digital accessibility landscape can be challenging. Navigating the common language around accessibility is just one part of that. This publication will help explain the relationship between “digital accessibility”, “universal design”, and “usability”.

This publication is part of a four-piece series that addresses digital accessibility language, standards, laws, and sustainable business models. This publication series compliments the Creating Accessible Digital Documents eCourses, which cover the actual process of producing accessible digital documents.

Is your organization at the beginning of your digital accessibility journey? Understanding the digital accessibility landscape can be challenging. Navigating the many industry standards and guidelines is just one part of that. This publication will help explain how digital accessibility efforts are measured, and who establishes these standards for success.

This publication is part of a four-piece series that addresses digital accessibility language, standards, laws, and sustainable business models. This publication series compliments the Creating Accessible Digital Documents eCourses, which cover the actual process of producing accessible digital documents.