LCC runs accessibility "experience lab" to help legislative staff use assistive technology
The Legislative Coordinating Commission ran a hands-on "experience lab" for legislative employees to practice making content accessible for people with hearing, motor, vision, or cognitive disabilities and to build empathy for users.
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The Legislative Coordinating Commission’s diversity and inclusion, accessibility, and language services team described an "accessibility experience" training seminar that gives legislative employees hands-on practice developing content for people with hearing, motor, vision, or cognitive disabilities.
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