This is a transcript of the video Impressions on David Berman e-Accessibility course at OCAD, 29 June 2015
(A man in a blue shirt faces the camera, and continues to do so throughout the video.)
If you wouldn’t mind just stating your name.
Yep. So my name is Geordie Graham, and I’m a student in OCAD University’s inclusive design program, and I’m in my second year.
Fabulous. What did you find that you remember the most about today?
For me, it was actually having the confidence in knowing how to use the technologies, especially around, like, for example, making accessible PDFs, making accessible Word documents, having
confidence at this so that I can actually do accessibility audits now. I kind of theoretically were introduced to them in my degree, which I really appreciate, but I felt like with David, I got practical applications, and the ability to work with external partners with confidence, knowing that my answers are what they’re supposed to be.
Great. And Jody, what’s your degree in?
So my degree is actually in inclusive design at OCAD University.
Oh, that’s fabulous. OK. Well, thank you very much.
Thank you.
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Reviewed January 14, 2016