Join us this month for these two free webinars!
These webinars are entirely free to anyone and don’t require registration. As long as you have an internet connection, you can click the join link below each description a few minutes before start time, and you’re in! These are intended to run short, so the content portion is typically around 15 minutes long, and then there’s a few minutes for any questions. We want you to be able to learn some new tricks without having to take a lot of time out of your busy day!
We hope you’ll be able to join us live, but if you can’t, remember that we record all our webinars. Those recordings are available in the Learning Management System (LMS) for current NBA members; you can also find the webinar archive on our website. To watch a recording, just sign in to the LMS with your credentials, navigate to the skills area that interests you, select your course, and get started! If you’re not a member and want access to our training videos, check out this page to learn more about membership.
Our live webinars and archived recordings have Closed Captioning available for those who would like it. Google Meet provides this for our live webinars and the LMS offers this service for our archived recordings. To turn on Closed Captioning, use the button in the toolbar with a “CC” in the square.
Tactile Graphics
Resources for Tactile Graphic Designers
Presenter: Dru Russell, Member, Tactile Graphics Committee
Date: Monday, August 10th at 1:00p ET
Description: The GSTG advises that the best method for learning how to prepare a tactile graphic comes from hands-on training, from critical feedback from other tactile producers and tactile graphics readers, and from experience. Join this webinar as we cover where to find resources and how to go about learning this skill.
Skill Level: Beginner
Nemeth Code For Math And Science
Keystroke Indicator for Calculator and Computer Keys
Presenter: Kyle DeJute, Member, Nemeth Code For Math And Science Committee
Date: Tuesday, August 25th at 1:00p ET
Description: What do we do if print shows calculator buttons (or computer keys) as little pictures or otherwise represents them in a shape? We have answers! And some of them are rather surprising! This webinar covers §17.6.4 of The Nemeth Code 2022 and touches on Graphing Calculator Guidelines.
Skill Level: Intermediate