KEY FEATURES
Welcome to the Accessible Information and Communication Standard learning module. Before you continue, please review the following information about the key module features.
Navigation
This module is organized into ten sections. You can navigate through this module by using the Next link at the bottom of each page.
The main menu is organized into module sections. When you select a section, the menu will open to show all content in that section. You can use the main menu to move freely between module sections.
If you have any technical or access issues, please contact PRSD division office (204-745-2003, prsd@prsdmb.ca)
Knowledge Checks
At the end of the module there is a Knowledge Check to help you check your understanding of the material. When you complete the Knowledge Check, you will receive a Certificate of Completion automatically by email. This certificate is automatically sent to PRSD to record your completion of this requirement.
Video
This training includes a brief introduction video to provide additional context and interactivity to the materials.
Learning Resources
The Manitoba Accessibility Office offers a variety of resources that can assist organizations to comply with the requirements of The Accessibility for Manitobans Act (AMA), the requirements of Manitoba’s regulated accessibility standards, and accessibility awareness. To view these resources, visit AccessibilityMB.ca (opens in a new tab) or contact Manitoba Accessibility Office by phone at (204) 945-7613 or email mao@gov.mb.ca.
This free learning resource provides Manitoba organizations with an opportunity to learn about the requirements under the Accessible Information and Communication Standard, and to meet the training requirement under the regulated standard.
The module is designed for individual use. However, group discussion is a great way to determine how accessibility laws affect your organization.
Legal Disclaimer
This training resource is not legal advice. It aims to assist organizations to meet the basic training requirements under Manitoba’s Accessible Information and Communication Standard Regulation. The training does not replace the content of the Accessible Information and Communication Standard Regulation or The Accessibility for Manitobans Act. If there is any conflict between this training resource and the regulation or the act, the latter two shall prevail.
MODULE OVERVIEW
Information and Communication (IC) Standard Training Module Contents
This learning module was designed to meet the training needs of specific employees within an organization under Section 4 (opens in new tab) of the Accessible Information and Communication Standard (opens in new tab). This module has been organized into 10 sections.
Section 1: Key Features and Module Overview
Section 2: Introduction to The Accessibility for Manitobans Act and the Accessible Information and Communication Standard
Section 3: Requesting Accessible Information
Section 4: Accessible Websites and Web Content
Section 5: Feedback Process
Section 6: Training Requirements
Section 7: Policy Documentation
Section 8: Compliance
Section 9: Tips and Resources
Section 10: Summary and Certification
By completing this module, you will:
learn how Manitoba’s accessibility laws affect how Manitobans interact with, or access information
become familiar with requirements to guide your organization’s accessible information and communication practices
learn how to remove barriers to information and communication, with tips to improve accessibility
meet the training requirement for this standard
Certificate of Completion
To obtain a Certificate of Completion for this module, you must complete all ten sections and three Knowledge Checks. Upon completion your certificate will be sent to the email you provide in the Knowledge Check form with a copy to PRSD Human Resources.