4th Webinar in the WebAIM-ATAP/AT3 Series September 2, 2026

August 21, 2026

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Our fourth webinar in our ATAP/AT3-WebAIM Series, Professional Development that Works, is on September 2, 2026!

  • Session Description:One of the larger needs within organizations is making sure that the right people have the right knowledge about accessibility. Success in a training program requires more than finding or cultivating effective trainers. Organizations will be served better by taking some time to analyze their employees’ roles, existing skills and expectations, and the tools they use. We will also discuss how critical it is to deliver training at the optimal time and some of the supports people need to learn and practice new skills.
  • Series Presenter: Rob Carr is the Strategic Accessibility Coordinator at WebAIM. Rob has been in the digital accessibility space since 2010. He has spent loads of time training, consulting, and learning about digital accessibility topics, large and small. Rob has worked with hundreds of individuals and dozens of organizations on everything from making a single PDF accessible to integrating accessibility into organizations’ digital strategies. At WebAIM, he leads its strategic training and consultation, assists with technical training and consultation, and works as part of its renowned accessibility evaluation team. He worked at Oklahoma ABLE Tech, Oklahoma’s Assistive Technology Act Program, for over 8 years, leading ABLE Tech’s digital accessibility efforts throughout the state. Rob presents at national conferences, organizes WebAIM’s annual online conference, and tries to be more active on LinkedIn.

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Date: Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Time: 3:00 – 4:00 PM ET

Zoom Registration is required.

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