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web developers & tech policy folks: don't miss this May event in Austin, Texas

13:12, 23 April 2010

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Attention web site developers, anyone interested in (or making) tech policy, anyone interested in universal design, and those who want to learn to meet tech accessible legal requirements and to produce accessible web sites, e-learning tools, documents and...well, everything!:

You need to register NOW for the onsite AccessU conference in Austin, Texas May 10-12.

Accessible jazz performance, too!

Getting this training is not just a nice thing to do: getting this kind of professional training makes you more marketable. Knowing the realities of universal design gets the attention of potential employers. Making tech tools more accessible increases their market value and increases your customer base. Plus, Knowbility is an expert in technology accessibility AND in putting together fun trainings.

Plus, it's Austin, Texas, one of the best cities on Earth: incredible food, incredible music (I'm more partial to country music myself, but even the jazz is fabulous in Austin), funky shops galore and very good times.



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