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Thursday, January 10, 2008
WebAIM is offering Web Accessibility Training Feb 20-21, 2008 in Logan, Utah. The fee is $850/person ($700 per person for groups of two or more). posted by Dennis Lembree at 10:17 PM
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Dennis Lembree is the founder of web development company CheckEngine USA, which specializes in web usability, standards, and accessibility.
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Hi Dennis
Have you had any previous experience with webAim before? What are your thoughts on the training?
Thanks
I don't have specific knowledge of WebAIM's training course, but I have researched/referenced the WebAIM site a lot for several years, and they sure know their stuff! I have a professional relationship with one of their leaders, Jared Smith, and he's a great guy. So in other words, I'd recommend the course.
WebAIM training is the best that I have heard about because they provide
session that will teach everything from basic web accessibility principles to advanced accessibility techniques
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