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Event title: Digital Accessibility Lightning Talks & Holiday Social Host: Chicago Digital Accessibility and Inclusive Design Meetup A brief description: Event URL: https://www.meetup.com/a11ychi/events/238768965/ Live Stream URL: https://goo.gl/jrovdH Live Captions URL: https://goo.gl/ga8zxN Date of event: Wednesday, December 6, 2017, 6pm-8pm CT (Live stream, 6:30pm-7:30pm CT) Address of event (if applicable): The Nerdery, 1033 W Van Buren #700, Chicago, IL Hashtag (if applicable) #a11ychi
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Hi @deconspray 👋 This should be all set now, thanks for submitting it!
This event will be a hybrid lightning talk, social networking meetup.
Live stream: https://goo.gl/jrovdH Live captions: https://goo.gl/ga8zxN
Between 6:30-7:30 pm, join us for a mix of formal talks and holiday merrymaking. We're looking to have food and beverage for this event.
Our presentation lineup (to date ... in no particular order):
Temporary Disabilities: Every Day struggles caused by poor design and development Presenter: Theodore Huff
The premise is that there are real world problems caused for people of all backgrounds that can be solved or accounted for by using good Accessibility practices. I’ll provide some examples and then help provide some ways to spin the conversation for how to sell it to someone who doesn’t really understand the topic.
Theodore ‘Teddy’ Huff is a consultant and accessibility advocate for Accenture Interactive. Over the last 5 years, he has worked with financial, health, and consumer good companies to deliver projects in Angular, Backbone and React. He’s heard opinions from all angles on accessibility from these clients. This presentation discusses some of the techniques used to convince even the most opposed opinion that accessibility is necessary and worth the investment.
Accessibly Embedding Media (or how to add google maps to your website without failing conformance) Presenter: Santina Croniser
Santina will demonstrate how to correctly add tags in order to embed media accessibly. Specifically, I will use typical Google Maps embed code and I will demonstrate both basic and advanced accessibility solutions.
Santina is a web developer with over 10 years of experience. She's in usability, marketing design, cybersecurity, information systems, and technical writing. By day she serves as Promet Source’s lead Digital Accessibility Consultant. In her personal life, she bridges her technical skills with welding, woodworking, sewing, electronic hardware/wiring, and CNC machinery, often terrorizing her partner with continued home IoT automation.
Accessible By Default - The Layered Workflow Presenter: Melanie Sumner
This talk, geared towards web developers, talks about some practical methods to obtain better accessibility.
Melanie is a Vice President of Global Technology and Accessibility SME at JPMorgan Chase & Co. She's the organizer of the Ember Chicago Meetup and team member of ember-a11y. A decorated Military Veteran (USN), Melanie loves all Final Fantasy video games.
DIY YouTube Captions Presenter: Laura Shields
This presentation is an overview of the various ways to add transcripts and closed captions to YouTube videos. It will include a live demonstration of how to add captions directly within the YouTube interface.
Laura Shields is a Front-End Engineer and accessibility advocate at The Nerdery.