AHG 2025 Speakers Unite!

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Presented at 11:30 am in Colorado G-H on Friday, November 15, 2024.

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Speaker(s)

  • Christa Miller, Independent Consultant

Session Details

  • Length of Session: 1-hr
  • Format: Interactive/Discussion
  • Expertise Level: Beginner
  • Type of session: General Conference

Summary

The AHG planning committee reviews about 200 proposals each year to bring you a fabulous lineup of presentations. Join us for an informal brainstorming discussion on next years' sessions. This is an opportunity to share session topics you want to see or run your ideas past a group of like minded peers. We hope this session will help encourage new speakers to submit proposals and network with potential collaborators.

Abstract

The committee would like to invite professionals of all experience levels to submit a proposal for AHG 2025! It's a fantastic opportunity to share your knowledge and your colleagues want to hear from you!

We look for a variety of sessions with an emphasis on accessibility and assistive technologies in higher education. Some popular topics in demand include: web accessibility, campus case studies, media accessibility, EPUB, PDF accessibility, professional development, and universal design for learning.

This session is designed for potential and returning speakers. It will include an overview of the proposal process, topics we'd like to see, tips for a successful submission, and so much more. Bring your proposal ideas and questions for an interactive discussion.

Keypoints

  1. Identify key components of a successful AHG proposal
  2. Discuss potential proposal topics for AHG 2025
  3. Collaborate with others to brainstorm proposals for AHG 2025

Disability Areas

All Areas

Topic Areas

Accessible Educational Materials, Alternate Format, EPUB Track, Other, Uncategorized, Web/Media/App Access

Speaker Bio(s)

Christa Miller

Christa is a longtime accessibility advocate and has experience in many roles including assistive technology, Braille, professional development, disability accommodations, and web accessibility.

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