A Texas-Sized Accessibility Presentation for DigitALL Learners

Square webinar graphic for TxDLA Live promoting “A Texas-Sized Accessibility Presentation for DigitALL Learners.” The design features the TxDLA Live logo at the top, a row of accessibility-themed icons across the middle—including visual access, closed captioning, accessibility, audio, and speech symbols—and the event details at the bottom: “Oct 14, 2026,” “4:30 pm,” and “Free Webinar.”

Digital accessibility is a Texas-sized topic with an impact on every learner. For the past decade, Mary Rice and Raymond Rose have explored how accessible digital environments support students, faculty, administrators, and parents—and they have witnessed growing awareness across education. Whether you are just discovering digital accessibility or ready to dig deeper, this session offers something for DigitALL learners. Come learn how accessibility makes digital learning more inclusive, practical, and effective for everyone. Join the presentation for a lively discussion, questions, and shared ideas.

Join us live for the presentation, then stick around for 30 minutes of open conversation and Q&A with the presenters.

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