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From: Howard Kramer
Date: Sat, Oct 22 2022 4:55PM
Subject: value of CPACC certification
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Dear Colleagues,

One of my past students (CSCI major) asked me about the value of
the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies certification
from the IAAP. I would think the CPACCcombined with the Certified
Professional in Web Accessibility would be worthwhile, especially for
someone starting out in the field.

I'm curious what other people think. I look forward to your feedback. Note,
this person was a CSCI major and is interested in the web development area
of IT.

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Howard

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From: chagnon
Date: Sun, Oct 23 2022 1:29AM
Subject: Re: value of CPACC certification
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Since so many web developers have to deal with Word, PowerPoint, and PDF files, it's worthwhile to get the ADS (Accessible Document Specialist) certification from IAAP, too.

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