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Digital accessibility awareness training

eLaHub's 'Digital Accessibility in Action' workshop is a practical, instructor-led session that helps teams understand the human impact of digital accessibility, challenge common assumptions, and make meaningful improvements to the digital content they create.

Accessibility capability

Practical accessibility for the content your teams create

Developed through years of accessibility practice, eLaHub’s Digital Accessibility in Action workshop provides a clear starting point for building shared understanding and encouraging practical action across your organisation. It combines real-world examples with practical guidance, helping teams apply more accessible approaches to the digital content they create, review and share.

  • Suitable for teams creating, reviewing or sharing digital or learning content
  • Connects accessibility to real roles, decisions and everyday content
  • Gives participants practical 'micro-commitments' they can apply straight away
  • Challenges common myths around disability and access needs
  • Encourages collaboration, empathy and shared responsibility
  • Available as an Essentials workshop or a Tailored option focused on your organisation’s digital or learning content
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Workshop features

Building understanding and practical action

The workshop brings together the key topics, activities and practical guidance teams need to build a shared understanding of digital accessibility and begin applying it in their everyday work.

Interactive, instructor-led session

Delivered live by Susi Miller, with opportunities for discussion, questions and collaborative activities.

Explores the benefits of accessibility

Connects accessibility with ethical, legal, business, usability and human considerations.

Challenges common myths

Addresses misconceptions around disability, access needs and who benefits from accessible content.

Explores real-world access needs

Explores permanent, temporary and situational barriers that can affect how people use digital content.

Practical micro-commitments

Introduces small, achievable actions participants can apply to the content they create, review and share.

Tailored to your organisation

Available with the Tailored option, using examples from your digital content or learning content to make the workshop directly relevant.

Workshop options

Two workshop options, shaped around your needs

eLaHub's Digital Accessibility in Action workshop is available in two options. Choose Essentials for a proven introduction that builds shared understanding and practical awareness, or Tailored for a customised workshop focused on your organisation’s own digital or learning content.

Digital Accessibility in Action: Essentials

Best for building shared understanding and practical awareness across organisational teams.

  • Two-hour live, interactive workshop
  • Up to 30 delegates
  • Collaborative activities and discussion
  • Practical micro-commitments based on common accessibility issues
  • Examples drawn from eLaHub’s accessibility practice and audits
  • Focus on general digital accessibility
  • Delegate support notes included

Digital Accessibility in Action: Tailored

Best for applying accessibility to your organisation’s own content, teams and priorities.

  • Three-hour live, interactive workshop
  • Up to 30 delegates
  • Collaborative activities shaped around your organisation
  • Practical micro-commitments tailored to specific roles and content
  • Review of selected organisational materials before the workshop
  • Focus on either general digital content or learning content
  • Adapted delegate support notes where appropriate
What people say

Client feedback and workshop impact

Organisations across the public, private and charity sectors have used Digital Accessibility in Action to build understanding, challenge assumptions and encourage more accessible approaches to everyday content. Find out what our clients say about eLaHub training and the difference it has made.

John Power

John Power

Senior Transformation Consultant

eLaHub’s Digital Accessibility Awareness Raising webinar is essential training for anyone creating digital content today. Susi delivered a thoughtful, practical and inspiring session on making content more inclusive. We left with clear insight, actionable steps and the confidence to create more inclusive learning experiences across our programmes.

Media Zoo

Simon Greany

Simon Greany

Head of Learning Strategy

A brilliant and very memorable session. We loved the way Susi built empathy – she really got the group to see beyond the technical guidelines to understand the human impact. Extremely powerful. Susi demonstrated brilliant facilitation, communication and design skills.

Elucidat

Miranda Welch

Miranda Welch

Co-President NZATD

eLaHub delivered a hugely valuable session that was insightful, energising and full of practical guidance on creating accessible and inclusive learning. Susi made a powerful case for accessibility, while at the same time giving our members the confidence, practical tools and clear direction to start making meaningful change.

New Zealand Association for Training and Development

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to some of the questions we’re asked most often about our Digital Accessibility in Action workshop. Get in touch to talk through your requirements, find out more or ask us any other questions.

The workshop is suitable for anyone who creates, reviews, commissions or shares digital content. It can support organisation-wide awareness or focus on teams such as Learning and Development, communications, marketing, HR and digital.

Accessibility expertise

Why work with Susi Miller

Susi Miller is an award-winning accessibility specialist, author and thought leader with 35 years’ experience in learning and development across a wide range of sectors.

She has led eLaHub since 2019 and has worked with more than 145 clients, helping organisations make accessibility practical, achievable and sustainable. Her work combines deep professional expertise with lived experience of neurodivergence, giving her a valuable perspective on how people experience learning and workplace content.

Susi has won the prestigious Learning Performance Institute’s Learning Professional of the Year Award, a Gold Brandon Hall Group award for The Best Programme for Accessibility Standards and a Silver Learning Technologies Award for Excellence in the Design of Learning Content. She is also the author of both editions of Designing Accessible Learning Content and a contributing author to Design for All Learners.

Clients choose to work with Susi because she brings:

  • Specialist expertise in accessibility for learning content
  • Practical experience with the tools and workflows teams use
  • Clear guidance that turns standards into action
  • Award-winning expertise backed by 35 years in learning and development
  • Insight shaped by lived experience of neurodivergence
  • A collaborative approach that builds confidence and capability
  • Support focused on sustainable, consistent practice
Accessibility services

Explore Our Services

Our extensive experience and passion for accessible and inclusive learning make us industry leaders in providing practical services that improve the learner experience for everyone.

Designing Accessible Learning Content Programme

Building capability for individuals and teams, the Designing Accessible Learning Content (DALC) Programme uses real-world experience to bridge the gap between accessibility standards and day-to-day learning design.

eLearning accessibility audits

A unique service for organisations that need to audit and improve existing learning content. We identify accessibility issues and provide clear, practical guidance to improve usability, effectiveness and learner experience.

Accessible learning consultancy

Expert consultancy to help organisations embed accessibility into learning strategy, design and quality standards. Practical, tailored guidance that builds confidence, reduces barriers and supports inclusive learning at scale.

Advocacy and speaking

Advocacy and speaking that raises awareness, challenges assumptions and promotes practical action on accessible learning. This includes not-for-profit activity alongside paid keynotes, events and professional speaking engagements.