[Athen] EASI 4-part Fee-based webinar: Styles in Word: A Primer for Accessible Document Design

[Norm Coombs]

*EASI 4-part Fee-based webinar: Styles in Word: A Primer for Accessible 
Document Design*

Dates: June Tue. 9, Thur. 11, Tue. 23 and Thur. 25

Time: 11 Pacific, noon Mountain, 1 Central and 2 Eastern

Presenter: Karen McCall, M.Ed. Microsoft MVP 2010 for Word, Canadian 
delegate to the ISO/TC 171, Committee Member of PDF/UA Universal Access 
working group

This four part series is based on the book by Karen McCall of the same 
name. If you are familiar with Styles or new to them, there is always 
something to learn! This series provides an overview of the different 
types of Styles in Word, how to use them effectively and how to create 
new Styles to optimize your Word documents for accessibility. This 
series includes other elements of accessible document design such as Alt 
Text on images, contextual links, correct list structures and optimizing 
tables for accessibility.

Webinar One: (Tuesday) How to set up Word to work effectively with 
content and Styles.

  * Webinar Two: (Thursday) The different types of Styles, common Styles
    used and how to modify existing Styles or create new Styles.
  * Webinar Three: (Tuesday) Accessible lists, accessible table,
    Document Properties
  * Webinar Four: )Thursday) Accessibility Checker in Word and finishing
    touches before converting a document to tagged PDF.

These webinars will be recorded.

If you are not an annual EASI webinar member, you can register and make 
payment of $195 for the 4-part series from:

http://easi.cc/clinic.htm and look under June webinars

There are also scholarships available from:

http://easi.cc/scholar.htm

If you are a member, you can register free from the member page 
requiring the member username and password:

http://easi.cc/member/index.htm

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