A 30 to 45 minute, self-paced guided tour of the Aiming for ALL Collection. Beth Stark guides you through why accessibility matters, where to begin, and how to use the collection with others. It is not a full accessibility course. No cost, no sign-in, no tests and no scores.
This guided tour takes you through the Aiming for ALL Collection. It explains the goal of the collection and shows you how to use it.
This tour is one more way into the collection. It does not cover accessibility in full.
When you are ready to learn more about accessibility itself, Pathway 5: No-Cost Courses (opens in a new tab) lists the no-cost online accessibility courses I recommend, and course hubs where you will find many more. Its guide, Which Course Is Right for You? (opens in a new tab), helps you choose.
Accessibility is about progress, not perfection.
Meryl K. Evans, a CPACC-certified accessibility consultant and TEDx speaker who was born profoundly deaf, calls this approach progress over perfection. Read her blog post, Progress Over Perfection: The Better Way for Communication and Accessibility Advocacy (opens in a new tab).
The guided tour has six parts and takes 30 to 45 minutes. It is also on the web at aimingforall.bethstark.org/course (opens in a new tab).
The Aiming for ALL Collection, by Beth Stark, M.S.Ed., CPACC. © Beth Stark. Licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0 (opens in a new tab).