[Blind-Gov] Foreign Travel State Department Training accessibility

[Michael Collins]

Thanks. I'm at DOJ and will be travelling for them. We use a virtual training created by Department of State: Counter Threat Awareness Training. I need State to approve my travel and they require a certificate of completion for the training. I will also be required to keep the certificate of completion with me while traveling. It's one of those trainings that works like an old point and click adventure game where you select things on a screen and read through popups.

- Michael T. Collins

> On Jun 30, 2024, at 4:46 PM, tara prakash via Blind-Gov <blind-gov at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> I believe that depending on your agency different kind of training will apply.  Coastguard will have a different training than department of state. Maybe you can let the group know what agency you will travel  for.
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>> On Jun 28, 2024, at 5:06 PM, Michael Collins via Blind-Gov <blind-gov at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>> Has anyone had to travel abroad for government work? I am expecting to travel in the coming months. But I’ve hit an accessibility roadblock.
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>> The required training for foreign travel is a 5 hour interactive slide deck that only has accessibility features on a few slides? My division’s training coordinator is looking for alternatives and I’m wondering if anyone here has traveled and can offer suggestions.
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>> - Michael T. Collins
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