Accessible Social Media
Overview
Social Media is a now growing aspect of communicating with your customers; by designing accessible communications into your campaigns, you have the opportunity to embed good practices and engage more people across all platforms.
This half day course will introduce you to the key aspects of building accessible social media content and campaigns, taking you from planning to publishing in order for you to better build your brand.
Watch Georgia Mann discuss what attendees will learn on the Accessible Social Media training course in the brief video below.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this training delegates should have the knowledge and tools to:
Create accessible social media campaigns from planning to publishing
Understand how to use the in-built social media accessibility tools
Be able to overcome the barriers that social media can present in accessibility
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Agenda
Welcome and Clarification of Learning Objectives
Session 1: Basic Principles of Accessibility and Content Creation
What is accessible social media?
Content creation; what to check when creating graphics, videos, images, stories and reels.
Ethics and Reputational Risk
Break 1
Session 2: Posting and In-built Tools of Major Platforms
Moving from planning to publishing
The five main platforms; Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Youtube
Covering the in-built accessibility tools
Break 2:
Session 3: Case Study and Q&A
Attendees will put into practice what they have learned over the training and will look back at their own content to identify accessibility issues
Demonstrations of how to make accessible content