This Month's Topic: Making it Accessible
Accessibility isn’t just a checkbox for government work anymore. Learners expect it, organizations are increasingly held accountable for it, and instructional designers are expected to build it in—not bolt it on later.
The good news: creating accessible eLearning in Articulate Storyline is faster and more achievable than ever.
In this workshop, you’ll learn from a recognized accessibility expert how to design and publish Storyline courses that meet accessibility expectations while staying efficient and on schedule. We’ll cover the core guidelines and legal requirements you need to understand, then focus on what matters most: how Storyline’s built-in features make accessibility easier to implement correct.
Yvonne Urra-Bazain's work is informed by experience problem solving for state agencies, medical companies, sales groups, and a decade of instructional and curriculum design experience as a K-6 educator.
A recognized accessibility expert, she serves as an industry presenter for virtual and in-person conferences, including being the monthly facilitator of Accessibility Co-Lab hosted by the Global Learning and Development Community (GLDC. And has spoken at Articuland.
She has contributed five chapters to the edited volume, Design for All Learners: Create Accessible and Inclusive Learning Experience published by ATD Press, that was shortlisted for the getAbstract 2025 International Book Award for the category of Learning Impact.
John Morley has helped to improve job performance for clients and employers including Genentech, Hitachi Data Systems, Southern California Edison, Kaiser Permanente, and most of the Asian car companies. Author of the book Scriptwriting for High Impact videos, he has taught at Cal State Northridge, lectured at UCLA, and conducted workshops at a variety of professional organizations and conferences, including ADT Tech Knowledge.
An experienced coder, he has developed and managed numerous websites, and developed software used by clients including Saturday Night Live. An external consultant, he is available to help you on a project by emailing: John@IDforHire.biz.
It's an open forum, so come prepared to click along, ask questions, share your own experiences with Storyline, or just sit back and take a look at what Storyline can do.
The workshop is for intermediate to advanced users, but if you are new to Storyline, this is still for you: It will show you what Storyline can do, give you a look under the hood to see how it works, and let you ask questions of practitioners who are using Storyline now.
To click along, you need access to Storyline. If you do not already have access, a free trial is available (once on the page, scroll toward the bottom). https://articulate.com/360/storyline
Note to registrants: This webinar may be recorded for chapter marketing purposes.By registering for this event, you are giving permission to San Diego ATD to make and use at their discretion photos and a video recording of this event that may include you or your property. Although you may choose to not have your face recorded by by not activating your camera, your name and voice may still be recorded.
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ATD San Diego Chapter has been pre-approved by the ATD Certification Institute to offer educational programs that can be used towards initial eligibility and recertification of the Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD) and Associate Professional in Talent Development (APTD) credentials. This program qualifies for a maximum of 1 point.