190: WCAG Without the Overwhelm: Practical Accessibility for L&D

from The EdUp Learning and Development Podcast Hosted by Hosted by: Holly Owens

In this episode, Holly Owens is joined by Nicole Poff (EDCARTA) and Nicole L’Etoile (L’Etoile Education) to break down WCAG 2.1 in plain English and talk about what actually works in real courses. NOTE: This was previously recorded as a LinkedIn Live session What We Talked About: No fluff—just practical insights you can use right away. What WCAG 2.1 really means Why LMS accessibility scores aren’t enough Common mistakes institutions are making Simple, high-impact fixes you can start now How to make accessibility part of your workflow Resources Shared: WCAG Overview (W3C)⁠ Understanding WCAG 2.1⁠ WebAIM Color Contrast Checker⁠ UDL Guidelines (CAST)⁠ L’Etoile Education (Training & Courses)⁠ EDCARTA WCAG 2.1 Checklist Accessibility isn’t a checkbox—it’s how we design better learning for everyone. Follow Us ⬇️ Dr. Nicole Poff, CEO and Founder of EDCARTA Dr. Nicole L'Etoile, Founder of L'Etoile Education Holly Owens, EdUp L&D Host and Lead, ID at EDCARTA 🎧 Want more great content? Be sure to listen and subscribe to our show.

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