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Tuesday, February 14, 2006

Accessibility Training in Austin

Perhaps it's a little early to mention, but Austin (Texas) based accessibility group Knowbility are putting together a special two-day web accessibility training session entitled Access U 2006. From their site:

An intensive, two-day training conference to provide professional web masters all they need to know about how and why to create web sites that meet federal, state, and industry mandates for accessibility. Accessibility University will help you develop policy, meet standards, understand how to use testing tools and much much more. You will have the unequalled opportunity to meet accessibility experts and learn from them how to ensure that your on-line applications are accessible to everyone.

Registration is open now.

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