LSC's 2020 Innovations in Technology Conference

Everyone wants to participate in presentations that are informative and dynamic, and lawyers put significant effort into creating engaging trainings. A critical component of that effort is developing presentations and training materials that are accessible to all participants, including participants who are limited English proficient and who have disabilities. Justice in Aging, through trainings developed for the National Center on Law and Elder Rights (NCLER), has developed key lessons on how to develop training materials that are accesible on a number of formats, and are also engaging for all participants. This presentation will explain Justice in Aging's learning process and highlight tools presenters can use to build more dynamic and accessible PowerPoints and written materials.