[SC-CSTD] FW: Webinar Wednesday! Windows Screen Readers: JAWS & More

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Windows Screen Readers: JAWS, NVDA & Narrator

Wednesday, October 12, 2022, from 10 am to 11 am PT

Join Rachel Reeves, Marisa Church, and Zhi Huang from Access Ingenuity for a demonstration and comparison of the screen readers available to use with the Microsoft Windows operating system.

Learning Outcomes

*	Provide a basic overview of the three screen readers and their interfaces.
*	Discuss some advantages and disadvantages of each screen reader and how they behave in different situations.
*	Present a comparison of various factors with the three screen readers, such as price, optimal use cases, end user considerations, tech support, remote tools, availability of features, etc.

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Outlook Calendar, Contacts & Meetings with JAWS Using Speech & Braille
(ACVREP CE Approved)

Wednesday, October 19, 2022, from 10 am to 11 am PT

Join Rachel Reeves, Marisa Church, and Zhi Huang from Access Ingenuity with Joe McDaniel from Vispero to explore more tips on using Microsoft Outlook with JAWS while on a PC, with a QWERTY keyboard, Focus braille display, and the ElBraille. Previously, we presented working with emails using Microsoft Outlook and JAWS. This presentation will cover the other features of Microsoft Outlook, such as the calendar, contacts, tasks, notes, and starting a meeting. Even if you did not attend the previous session on Outlook email, this one is still beneficial. Note that everybody is welcome and can benefit from this presentation. If you are a teacher of the visually impaired (TVI), this presentation is approved for ACVREP continuing education credit.

Learning Outcomes

*	How to use keyboard commands to quickly switch among the various Outlook features such as mail, calendar, contacts, tasks, and notes.
*	Work with keyboard commands to use the calendar, such as changing the calendar view and creating various appointments and meetings.
*	Explore other Outlook features, such as contacts, tasks, and notes.

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Creating Accessible Social Media Digital Ads & Posts 

Wednesday, October 26, 2022, from 10 am to 11 am PT

We often focus on the accessibility of documents and websites and forget about social media – including social media ads and posts. This content, including digital ads on Facebook, Twitter, or other platforms, often has significant accessibility gaps. Join Michael Parker from Access Ingenuity to learn tips, tricks, and best practices for creating accessible and WCAG-compliant social media ads and posts. By developing a better understanding of how the WCAG requirements apply to social media ads and posts and how assistive technology users access your content, you can increase their accessibility and ensure that your messages get communicated to the widest possible audience.

Learning Outcomes

*	Understand the importance of making social media content accessible. 
*	Understand what elements you must check manually and efficient techniques to use a screen reader to test social media content. 
*	Understand how to deal with platform limitations when designing social media ads and posts.

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Zhi Huang <mailto:zhih at accessingenuity.com>  (zhih at accessingenuity.com <mailto:zhih at accessingenuity.com> ) 

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