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CET. (11:00 am hora Chile) - Taller: Accesibilidad para Multimedia

    CET. (11:00 am hora Chile) - Taller: Accesibilidad para Multimedia

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    20th March 2026

    Gran parte del contenido que creamos ahora involucra multimedia, Vídeos, Podcasts, Archivos de audio e imágenes. Este taller presenta a los asistentes las diferentes consideraciones al crear los diferentes tipos de medios, incluyendo:

    • Introducción a un conjunto de personas y examen de los problemas a los que se enfrentan al utilizar distintos medios.
    • Revisión de los diferentes tipos de imágenes y cómo garantizar que su uso sea accesible para todos.
    • Breve introducción al audio y video y cómo se puede agregar video a los cursos online.
    • Primeros pasos con los subtítulos y diferentes formas de crearlos.

    Este evento es solo para suscriptores del Kit de Accesibilidad de Brickfield. No se admitirán registros de otros usuarios.

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