Perth Web Accessibility Camp 2021

The Perth Web Accessibility Conference is back for 2021!

Tuesday 23rd February

Venue

VisAbility, Perron Place, 61 Kitchener Avenue, Victoria Park WA 6100 (across the road from the Victoria Park Train Station)

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Registration

In light of travel restrictions in Australia you can attend either in person or virtually. Find our more about registrations here:

Highlights

A favourite in the calendar for many accessibility minded people in Perth, this fantastic one day event is your chance to learn and share about web accessibility in a casual environment.

This year we are proud to be partnering with W3C Australian Western Region Chapter, who are contributing guest speakers from the W3C in addition to an already amazing list of local speakers.

And of course The Great Debate returns for it’s 8th edition! This year’s topic: “Web accessibility should take a back seat during a global pandemic.”

Schedule

We’ll be featuring your favourite local speakers plus international and interstate guests.

TimePresenterTopic
09.00amMC David VosnacosWelcome
09.15amBill Kasdorf, Kasdorf & Associates, LLC W3C Global Publishing EvangelistMainstreaming Accessibility: “Born Accessible” is Growing Up
09.45amShawn Henry, W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) / MITMaking videos and remote sessions accessible – and other new W3C WAI resources
10.15amAmanda Mace, Web Key ITWCAG 2.2: what to expect
10.45amNo presenters – just time to take a break and network!Morning break
11.00amDr Scott Hollier, Centre For Accessibility AustraliaAccessible Tertiary education in the COVID-19 era
11.30amVithya Vijayakumare, Danielle Gault and David VosnacosVisAbility’s accessible rebranding journey
12.00pmChris Leighton, UWATools of the trade or ‘what’s great in my crate’
12.30pmNo presenters – time to eat and network and not necessarily in that order!Lunch
1.30pmDr Scott Hollier, Matt Putland, Vithya Vijayakumare, Julie Grundy, Chris Leighton, Amanda MaceGreat Debate VIII: Web accessibility should take a back seat during a global pandemic
2.15pmJacqueline Homer, DADAADigital access and the Arts project
2.45pmMatt Putland, Vision AustraliaMobile app accessibility – how’s it different?
3.15pmNo presenters – still more time to network!Afternoon break
3.30pmJoshue O’Connor, W3C/WAIXR Accessibility User Requirements
4.00pmLiddy Neville, OZeWAIThe AccessForAll approach: Just-in-case + just-in-time = Inclusion – discrimination
4.30pmPWAC CommitteeClose and Sundowner, Blasta Brewing Company

Follow us on Twitter and Facebook for event updates. The hashtag is #PWAC2021.

Sponsors

If you’d like to sponsor this year’s event, please contact Amanda Mace for details.

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