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Accessibility in Microsoft Windows Vista and Office 2007
1 Day (10am – 4pm)
£120.00 + VAT per participant
10 Places per course
Objectives:
For people with an interest in Assistive Technology, or those required to make reasonable adjustments, it is essential that they understand the new technology and how it can be adapted to meet the needs of people with a variety of needs.
This course investigates how accessibility has been integrated within the new generation operating systems and Office applications, ensuring that your planning will comply fully with the requirements of the DDA and health and safety legislation and well as maximising the free features of the system to reduce costs.
This course explains:
- Choosing the correct solution
- The Ease of Access centre
- Using Vista’s speech recognition
- Building blocks within Office 2007
- Using Windows Media Centre
- Accessibility in Internet Explorer
"As a Local Education Authority it has raised awareness of the system before schools move to Vista."
"I will be able to make more informed input into strategic plans and will be able to get into features more quickly."
"The trainer made the whole day interesting and enjoyable."
Venues:
Our courses are run in various venues in the UK:
Microsoft LtdThames Valley Park
Reading
RG6 1WG
Nerosupport Centre
Norton Street
Liverpool
L3 8LR
Old Trafford
Sir Matt Busby Way
Manchester
M16 0RA
Availability:
This course is available on the following dates:
- 02/09/2009 Old Trafford, Manchester
- 12/10/2009 Neurosupport Centre, Liverpool
- 24/11/2009 Neurosupport Centre, Liverpool
Who Should Attend:
Essential for anyone planning to purchase or rollout implementations of Microsoft Windows Vista or Microsoft Office 2007
Booking:
Call us free on 0800 269545 or complete booking form below:
All fields are required unless otherwise noted.