Creating Accessible PDF Documents

Will your PDF documents pass accessibility checks? This workshop will cover the steps that you need to follow to ensure that your PDFs will meet accessibility guidelines. Topics covered include:

What makes a PDF document accessible (and usable)?
Checking a PDF document for accessibility.
Generating a "tagged" PDF.
Retrofitting inaccessible PDF documents.
Making PDF forms accessible.

A working knowledge of Adobe Acrobat 7.0 or greater is highly recommended.

Prerequisites: Creating Accessible and Flexible Documents, or equivalent knowledge.

Fees: $46.20 for faculty and staff. $35.90 for students. $56.50 for all others.

Currently, there are no available seats for Creating Accessible PDF Documents.

The class you are looking for may be available through one of the following options:

Online or Self-Paced Instruction (see course description above)
On Request (with a minimum of 5 attendees)

It is also possible that the class is either full or no longer available for this semester.

If the class is full or no longer available, try one of these options:

Sign up to be added to the waiting list for the class: If we have three or more people on a waiting list, we may create an additional section of the class. Email LCTTP and ask to be placed on the waiting list for this class.

Request one-on-one training: We also provide one-on-one training for most classes on request. One-on-one sessions can be customized to the needs of the individual. Learn more about Custom Training.

For classes listed under Information Research Skills (Library), phone 884-6449.

If you have questions, please call AIS Service Desk at 353-4420 x311 or Academic Technology Services at 432-5936.