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Session Description
One of the greatest benefits of digital storytelling is the ability to create an immersive experience for your audiences. Beautiful images, exciting and inspirational videos, motion and microinteractions, and audio all work together to bring a story alive. How do we create a captivating experience for people who are using screen readers and other assistive devices? Join us for this webinar to learn more about accessibility and storytelling.
What You Will Learn
• Accessibility requirements you must consider
• Challenges and solutions for creating accessible digital stories
• Tools, techniques, and best practices for accessible design and multimedia
Who Should Attend
Strategists, writers, designers, social media specialists, technologists.
Nitty Gritty Details
• When: Wednesday, October 26, at 2:00 p.m. EDT / 11:00 a.m. PDT
• This webinar will last approximately 45 minutes + 15 minutes for Q&A.
• Cost is free; registration is required.
• When you register, you’ll receive a login code that is unique to you and can be used only once. If you choose to project the webinar to a room full of eager colleagues, all the better! In fact, we hope you do.
This webinar will be recorded, and each registrant will receive unlimited access to the slide deck and session recording.
Can’t make the live webinar? We still encourage you to sign up to ensure that you receive timely access to the recording and slide deck.
Register now.
Meet the Presenters
Voltaire Santos Miran — co-founder, CEO, and senior strategist — has more than two decades of experience in fundraising, marketing, and communications strategy for nonprofits. He was the lead strategist for the University at Buffalo’s mental models project and is currently working with Heartland Community College on a persona-driven personalization initiative.
Greg Zguta, technical lead, is mStoner’s most senior technical consultant and head of our analytics practice. An application development consultant since 1994, he has experience that spans the technology spectrum. He has provided technical leadership and project management on software teams for projects from eCommerce websites to business intelligence implementations. He recently consulted on a content management system (CMS) selection for Swarthmore College and a website analytics project for Vassar College. Greg is the technical lead for projects with Wilfrid Laurier University, the College of Lake County, and Heartland Community College.
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