Summer is a great time to upskill and update your digital content before the new academic year! All UH employees (including student employees) are invited to enroll in this free, fully online professional development program focused on digital accessibility.
This is a low-pressure, self-paced learning resource with the option to complete a competency assessment to earn a digital badge and/or certificate. Learn about important fundamental concepts of accessibility and how to apply your new knowledge to your digital content. The anytime/anywhere format makes this a flexible way to learn (and re-visit) key constructs.
More about this program:
More than 1,000 UH employees have already registered. Reviews from those who completed the program have been overwhelmingly positive, and the professional development course is featured in a recently published book from Quality Matters:
Zhang, Y. & Sickel, J. (2023). Using a Constructivist Approach to Bridge Digital Accessibility from Theory to Practice Across a University System. In Mancilla, R. And Frey, B. A. (Eds.), Guide to digital accessibility: Policies, practices, and professional development (pp. 114-117). Stylus Publishing & Quality Matters. https://styluspub.presswarehouse.com/browse/book/9781642674538/
Questions? Contact Jamie Sickel (jsickel@hawaii.edu) and Youxin Zhang (youxin@hawaii.edu)