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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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Supreme Court Decision in Favor of Deaf Student Could Give Parents of Disabled Children More Leverage in Education Negotiations

By Jack McElaney
Accessibility in the News — 3/24/2023. The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a deaf student, Miguel Perez, who sued his school for inadequate education, potentially giving parents of students with disabilities more bargaining power. The ruling could simplify laws governing special education students and provide parents with more negotiating power, but schools fear it…
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The Ultimate Guide to Choosing a Third-Party Auditor for Your VPAT Engagement

By Hiram Kuykendall
Potential customers frequently ask product developers to provide an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) based on a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT).   It usually doesn't take long for the developer to realize that the VPAT form is complex and contains language specific to the accessibility industry. This realization leads many developers to seek a third-party auditor's…
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ADA Lawsuit Numbers Increase With New York Leading The Charge

By Jack McElaney
Accessibility in the News — 3/17/2023. NOTE: To get news like this every week in your inbox, before it hits our website, subscribe to our Accessibility in the News e-newsletter. There are no ads or graphics, and we never send spam. Just use the sign-up form on this page to subscribe and stay up to…
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New Bill To Put An End To Subminimum Wage For People With Disabilities

By Jack McElaney
Accessibility in the News — 3/10/2023. Lawmakers in Congress are pushing to end the practice of subminimum wages for disabled people, which affects about 122,000 individuals in the U.S. Some employers can currently pay disabled people far below state minimums, with many earning less than $3.50 an hour. The bipartisan Transformation to Competitive Integrated Employment…
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