“Thanks for the great training! I learned quite a bit and I am sure that our developers gained a better knowledge of the 508 standards.”

This course is geared toward the testing and development professional that wants to add an extra dimension to their accessibility testing processes. One of the major issue incorporating assistive technologies during accessibility testing is the lack of understanding about how to correctly use the product. If a tester does not fully understanding how to use assistive technology, then accessibility testing likely result in false positives or false negative results (i.e. Type One or Type Two errors). This course is designed for individuals who do not have a visual disability and it teaches participants how to effectively and efficiently use a the JAWS™ screen reader—a product specifically developed for individuals with visual disabilities—to test a variety of content elements.
Students taking this course should be well-versed in accessibility testing techniques. Students need to have JAWS 6.2™ and the latest versions of Internet Explorer and Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to effective utilize this course.
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