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Information Technology

eLearning Accessibility

Course Code: 2527

This course introduces the principles of accessibility and how to apply them in eLearning course development. You will learn how to view your work through an accessibility lens to ensure that what you are producing is accessible for eLearning, presentation, and more.

Performance Objectives: Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

Understand accessibility standards.
Design accessible eLearning content.
Implement accessible eLearning content.
Test for accessible compliance.
Recognize design restrictions.
Create design work arounds for compliance.
Promote Inclusive learning practices

Recommended Prerequisite: A basic knowledge of Articulate Storyline is recommended but not required.

Intended Audience: eLearning developers, instructional designers, and trainers.

Sales Tax Notice: Effective October 1, 2025
In accordance with Washington State law (ESSB 5814), sales tax will be applied to all training services. In addition to the course cost, sales tax will be calculated based on your agency's location and added to your final invoice after the class is completed.

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Scheduled Class Location and Dates

Class Code	City / Facility	Dates Times	Course Cost	Instructor	Instructor Biography
2527-19540	Virtual Online / Virtual	Jan 28 2026 8:00 AM-4:30 PM	$350	Joe Waddington	Joe is an instructional designer with 20 years of experience in training and development, including the last 12 focused on eLearning. He began his career in probation, which shaped his people-first approach to teaching. His courses are built with accessibility in mind from day one and align with current standards (WCAG 2.2 AA). He has worked with multiple Washington state agencies and leads a community of practice that supports inclusive training across state government.