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Microassist uses its expertise to make learning engaging, memorable, and accessible; while keeping the message as simple as possible.

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Project Spotlight: Verbal De-escalation Training for the National Center for Campus Public Safety

The following summarizes Microassist's work developing a Verbal De-escalation training program for the National Center for Campus Public Safety. The project was recognized with the 2019 Leaders in Learning award from the Austin Chapter of the Association of Talent Development.…


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Microassist Elearning Examples Drawn from Texas DSHS Projects

Many of our custom course projects tackle difficult, but life-saving topics. Here are summaries of elearning examples on HIV prevention and case management training. Go directly to examples: HIV/STD Program Case Management Training  |  Perinatal HIV Prevention Program Training Visual Models and…


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“Don’t save accessibility for the end. Like other decisions made regarding a course during development, decisions about accessibility should be made at the appropriate points, by the appropriate people.”

–The Training Manager’s Guide to Accessible Elearning

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The Training Manager’s Guide to Accessible Elearning

By Sanjay Nasta
Inclusion and diversity are imperatives in today's workplace. For those who create training or administer training programs, that means considering and meeting the needs of learners with disabilities.  This “Training Manager's Guide to Accessible Elearning” provides practical steps for ensuring your online training fosters a welcoming experience for all of your learners, whether they are…
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The 5 W’s of Training Rollouts

By Brandy Faulk
Launch a Series of Trainings to Better Equip Your Team. Here's How to Get Started. Organizing a training rollout is a complex task, but a valuable one. A training rollout is a series of trainings offered to a targeted group with the expectation of changing behavior. The topics, audience, and delivery will vary, but the…
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What is WCAG? An Overview of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

By Dallas Richard
What do digital development, legislation, and litigation have in common?  Each needs an accessibility standard to provide a common language that describes an inclusive experience for people with disabilities.  In response to this need, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) created the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). The WCAG is a set of accessibility principles…
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Federal A11y - Digital Accessibility Federal News

By George Spohn
This “Federal-A11y” page offers an ongoing collection of articles primarily related to digital accessibility and the future of work as it relates to the Federal Government. Please bookmark this page to keep up to date on Federal Industry developments in making digital environments accessible for people with disabilities. November 2021 DOJ to Companies with Inaccessible…
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