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  1. Toolkit Tuesday: Using YouTube for Captions and Transcripts

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    >>Melissa : All right, it's just after four o'clock central, so I'll go ahead and get us started. I'll first do that by pasting a link to today's slides in the chat if you would like to access those during the session. Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to another Toolkit …

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  2. Be A Digital Ally: Continued Exploration of WCAG: Focus Appearance and Focus Not Obscured

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    Jay McKay: Hello everyone. Welcome to Be A Digital Ally. It is that time again where we get to talk, go deep into accessibility best practices regardless of your experience, whatever type of content you're creating, one of our favorite, favorite programs here at Knowbility. …

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  3. ToolKit Tuesday: Creating Accessible Course Content

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    >> Jay McKay: Hello. Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to another Toolkit Tuesday. I am Jay McKay. I'm Director of Community Programs here at Knowbility and welcome to Creating Accessible Course Content. We do have some slides for you today. They are available through a …

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  4. Convince Your Boss to Send You to AccessU 2023

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    Accessibility in technology matters more than ever in 2023. Digital accessibility is not just about ensuring that people with disabilities can comfortably use products and services, it's about creating a world that’s more open, inclusive, and equitable.  Regardless of your …

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  5. What's New in WCAG 2.2 – A Closer Look at Accessible Authentication

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    The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) is finalizing the latest version of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 (WCAG 2.2). This blog post from Knowbility Digital Accessibility Specialist Melissa Green is the second in a series examining …

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