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Six Free Self-Paced Web Accessibility Courses Worth Taking This Summer

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A curated list of six free, self-paced online accessibility courses has been recommended for learners at various proficiency levels. The selection includes UNITAR's Inclusive Learning Design, which covers intersectionality, disaggregated data, and gender perspectives in roughly two hours. The International Labour Organization offers a course on disability inclusion strategies in the workplace, aimed especially at HR and culture professionals. Accessible EU's Accessible Technology Design, now in its fourth edition, covers WCAG, inclusive design patterns, and cognitive accessibility across seven structured modules. All courses are available online at no cost, making them accessible options before investing in paid certifications.

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