For conferences and event organizers

Sessions that leave your audience knowing what to do on Monday

Sessions on digital accessibility and the ADA Title II ruling that send your audience away with something they can apply the same week.

Dr. Nicole L'Etoile speaking to an audience at a conference.

The right fit

Who this is for

Conference organizers

Conference organizers looking for a session that changes what people do the following week.

Associations and institutions

Associations and institutions programming professional development for their members or staff.

Education leadership

School leaders and eduators building capability across many courses and faculty.

Internal event teams

Companies programming staff days, all-hands sessions, and internal learning weeks.

Looking to train your own team rather than book a session? Professional development is the better fit.

The problem

What usually goes wrong

Title II has a date on it: April 2027 for larger public entities, 2028 for smaller ones. The extension bought time, not a different outcome.

Most sessions recite standards, and leave no next step,

We put WCAG in plain language and leave you with a roadmap: where to start, and who does what.

Our approach

How we work

Sessions are shaped around your audience and format rather than delivered from a fixed script. The focus is the ADA Title II ruling and what accessibility means in practice, so people leave with something they can apply rather than standards recited at them.

Keynote delivery

Workshop facilitation

Panel moderation

Live Q&A

Plain-language explanation

Accessible slide design

Dr. Nicole L'Etoile speaking at a large conference with a laptop open presenting on accessibility.

The deliverable

What you receive

A tailored session

A session shaped to your audience, your format, and the time you actually have.

Accessible session materials

Captions, transcript, and materials in accessible formats, provided as standard.

Pre-event planning call

A planning call before the event to align on your audience, format, and what you want people to leave with.

The process

How it works

1

Tell us your audience

Who is in the room, what they build, and how long you have.

2

Pick or shape a topic

Choose from existing sessions, or we build one for your event.

3

Your attendees leave with materials

Practical takeaways they keep, in accessible formats.

This experience was incredibly eye-opening in identifying accessibility issues that might not always be obvious. It helped me understand not just the challenges, but also the practical steps that can be taken to design more inclusive solutions at the start. Incorporating accessibility into training is a key part of making training solutions more measurable —it ensures that inclusivity isn't just an afterthought but a fundamental part of the process. Beyond that, this course has given me the confidence and ability to shape what training solutions need to be for different customers. After this, I feel empowered to advocate for accessibility more in the start when planning the design strategy. A huge part of this was the facilitator, a true champion of accessibility and learning design, who not only demonstrated and shared their deep expertise but also a genuine commitment to making inclusivity more than just a requirement - it was an inspiration that went far beyond these past 6 weeks of the course.
Marla WolfeDirector, Learning Technology, Public Services Health & Safety Association

FAQs

Common questions

Still deciding? A short call sorts it out faster than reading.

Check Availability

Keynotes, workshops, webinars, and panel sessions, in person or virtual. Length is flexible and we will tell you honestly what fits in the time you have.

Digital accessibility in learning, the ADA Title II ruling and what it means in practice, inclusive design, and building accessibility into existing workflows. Custom topics are welcome.

Earlier is better, particularly for in-person events. Reach out with your date and we will tell you straight away whether it is possible.

Captions, a transcript, and materials in accessible formats. A session about accessibility that is not itself accessible undermines the message, so this is not negotiable.

Next step

Looking for a speaker your audience will remember?

A short conversation is usually enough to scope the work and give you a real number.

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Other services

The One-Hour Consult

One hour, your project, expert feedback you can act on immediately.

Accessibility Audits

We audit your content, LMS, and authoring tools together to find what is failing and what to fix first.

Accessible Course Design

We build courses and digital content that meet WCAG from the first draft, not as a retrofit.

Professional Development

Live training delivered to your team, built around your own content, tools, and platforms.