Just an FYI. Check it out below. Ike Ike Presley, TVI, CLVT, CATIS National Project Manager American Foundation for the Blind 739 W. Peachtree St. N.W., Suite 250 Atlanta, GA 30308 404-525-2303 www.afb.org<http://www.afb.org/> Expanding possibilities for people with vision loss [Title: Facebook icon]<https://www.facebook.com/americanfoundationfortheblind> [Title: Twitter icon] <http://www.twitter.com/afb1921> [Title: Pinterest icon] <http://www.pinterest.com/afb1921/> [Title: YouTube icon] <https://www.youtube.com/user/afb1921> [Title: Donate Now - Description: Click on this link to donate to AFB]<https://www.afb.org/donate.aspx?action=fullform#content> Join us for the 21st Helen Keller Achievement Awards<http://www.afb.org/hkaa> Honoring Chris Downey, Architect; Google; and Netflix JW Marriott Essex House, NYC * June 15 [Photo of Helen Keller overlaid with words like "advocate," "peacemaker," "humanitarian," and "innovator. Text reads: Save the date. June 15.]<http://www.afb.org/hkaa> From: Amaya Webster [mailto:amayaw@benetech.org] Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2017 1:59 PM To: 3D Standards <3Dstandards@benetech.org>; diagram advisors <diagramadvisors@benetech.org>; DIAGRAM Content Working Group <diagram_content@benetech.org>; Diagram Developers <diagram_developers@benetech.org>; DIAGRAM Standards Working Group <diagram_standards@benetech.org>; DIAGRAM TASC <diagramTASC@benetech.org>; transition-to-accessible-epub@daisy.org Subject: Final reminder about tomorrow's free DIAGRAM hosted webinar Hi Everyone, Just a reminder about the webinar DIAGRAM is hosting on making computer science accessible taking place tomorrow, Wednesday March 15 from 11am to 12pm Pacific Time. Sina Bahram, Richard Ladner and Andreas Stefik will be presenting. It's not too late to register if you haven't yet and please feel free to share the registration information with your networks. To register visit https://cc.readytalk.com/r/2ypvarp8rbjs&eom. See below for more detailed information about the webinar and yes, it's free to attend. Hope everyone will be able to make it! Best, Amaya Join us to learn from three distinguished experts in the computer science field who will discuss the current K-12 computer science landscape, challenges in the field, especially regarding coding, and how inclusive design is making computer science more accessible while also contributing to the overall born accessible movement. The presenters will share practical examples and answer questions at the conclusion of the webinar. At the conclusion of this webinar, participants will be able to: * Identify elements of inclusive design that contribute to increased accessibility of K-12 computer science curriculum * Discuss issues regarding block-based and text-based languages and the resulting solutions for different disability areas * Describe the advantages of Quorum, an evidence-based programming language, for students with disabilities * Summarize the vision of born accessible computer science This webinar is for educators, students, and individuals who are interested in learning about the developments being made towards making computer science user-friendly and accessible for everyone.