AccesssU - West, Jan 10-12, 2011, San Jose

BayCHI community:

People with disabilities need the same access to information  
technology as everyone else does. Accessible web and application  
interfaces are becoming a requirement for government, academic and  
business organizations. Develop your skills while learning from world  
renowned accessibility experts who will help you learn to understand  
both the need and the techniques for inclusive IT design. From policy  
development and basic skills to advanced techniques, AccessU West  
provides the resources you need. An added value is the connection you  
will make to a vibrant community of practice.
This training is held annually twice, once on the West Coast and once  
in Austin TX (home of the producing organization, Knowbility.org).  
January 10-12, 2011 is the first time Access U will happen at San Jose  
State (rather than in Southern California).

Whatever your role in the management, design, delivery and testing of  
IT resources, AccessU West offers courses in three tracks to meet your  
specific areas of interest: Design/Development; Usability; Policy and  
Administration

Choose to attend one, two or three days of workshops. Consult the  
schedule and learn more about this training http://www.knowbility.org/accessu-west/

A group rate is available with the registration of six or more people  
from the same organization or association. We've arranged for the  
BayCHI community to get deeply discounted rates, because we want to be  
sure that freelancers and practitioners in smaller organizations can  
participate in this training as easily as designers and UX  
professionals in larger organizations. It'll never be closer, and  
it'll never be cheaper.

Two steps and you're there:

1. Register via the AccessU West website, http://knowbility.org/accessu-west/

2. Pay via BayCHI's Paypal account using these instructions http;//www.baychi.org/accessu

See you there!

  -- Nancy

Nancy Frishberg +1 650 804 5800 mobile
[email protected]
Twitter: @nancyf
Blog: www.fishbird.com
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