Microcredential
Program Code: ADD3
In today's digital world, accessibility is essential for user-centered design. The Accessible Canada Act plays a crucial role in ensuring inclusivity for individuals with disabilities. Our program explores accessibility principles, guidelines, and best practices tailored to designers working specifically with online mediums.
Led by industry experts well-versed in accessibility and AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act) compliance, our program offers a dynamic learning experience that blends theoretical knowledge with practical application. You'll delve into topics such as accessible design patterns, assistive technologies, and WCAG compliance. You’ll also acquire the skills to assess and overcome common accessibility barriers, ensuring your designs not only cater to individuals with disabilities but also align with AODA web standards.
Additional Information: This is a micro-credential certificate program.
Upon completion of this Micro-credential, students will be equipped to:
Integrate accessibility principles, design patterns, evaluation practices and WCAG compliance into digital design artefacts in alignment with AODA web standards so that all people can easily interact with web experiences.
Note: Students pursuing a micro-credential in Accessibility for Digital Designers must successfully complete all 2 modules (approximately 13hrs) in order to complete the micro-credential.
You are required to register for each individual course included in a CE program. You can register for a course by selecting it and following the instructions in the “How to Register” box.
Each CE program is comprised of a series of courses which may all have different fees. You are required to register for each course individually and pay the associated fees. Once you select the course, the fee is displayed in the “How to Register” box.
Humber Continuous Professional Learning Media & Creative Arts
cplmediaarts@humber.ca
416.675.6622 ext. 4554
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Print/Download Date: December 18, 2024