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Recap: ATD Chapter Leaders Conference 2024

What is the ATD Chapter Leaders Conference (ALC)? Every year, leaders of ATD Chapters around the country come together to share best practices about making their ATD Chapters work better. The boards of ATD Chapters are made of volunteers who donate their time, expertise, and resources to their local Talent Development communities, and this conference is one of my absolute favorites.

I’ve been attending this conference for several years, as a leader of my own local Chapter (ATD Greater Las Vegas) in several roles. This year, I submitted two sessions for consideration as a speaker – and got the opportunity to present both sessions!

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Writing Captions, Transcripts, and Audio Descriptions

This entry is part 3 of 5 in the series Writing for Accessibility

Welcome to this deeper-dive series of blog posts! I’ll be digging in to some accessibility topics that relate to my presentations on accessibility, with the goal of providing you with information and resources to make your workplace more accessible. The third post in this series is on Writing Captions, Transcripts, and Audio Descriptions. (Did you miss the others on ALT Text and Readability?)

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Writing ALT Text for Accessibility

This entry is part 1 of 5 in the series Writing for Accessibility

Welcome to this deeper-dive series of blog posts! I’ll be digging in to some accessibility topics that relate to my presentations on accessibility, with the goal of providing you with information and resources to make your workplace more accessible. The first post in this series is on Writing ALT Text for Accessibility.

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