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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
When we think of accessibility to art and cultural events, we visualize wheelchair ramps and unique seating arrangements. However, accessibility goes far beyond that and begins as early as the event website and ticketing arrangements. This online Accessibility to the Scenic Arts course aims to provide a comprehensive answer to all accessibility-related questions.
The Accessibility to the Scenic Arts programme, offered by Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) for Coursera, is taught by three top educators. The certification training is an intermediate level course that takes approximately 16 hours to complete. The curriculum gives a general introduction to accessibility and inclusion. It then goes on to explain how to ensure inclusion by including subtitles, sign language interpreters, audio describers, accessible transport, subtitling, audio description, and more.
The Accessibility to the Scenic Arts online programme has seven modules with multiple pre-recorded video lectures and readings. The candidates can also purchase a certificate of completion at the end. This certificate is authorized by the UAB and contains the signatures of the instructors.
The Highlights
- Readings and Practice Exercises for every module
- Self-paced education
- 100% Online
- Flexible deadlines
- English subtitles
- Financial aid
- Shareable certificate by Coursera
- Intermediate level course
- Tangible Career Benefits
- Quizzes
Programme Offerings
- practice exercise
- pre recorded video lectures
- Flexible Deadlines
- video transcript
- Shareable Certificate
- 100% online course.
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 2480 | yes | Coursera |
Accessibility to the Scenic Arts Fees Structure is :
| Course | Fees |
| Certificate Fees | Rs. 2,480/- |
Eligibility Criteria
There are no such criteria to become eligible to enroll for the Accessibility to the Scenic Arts course. Anyone with an inclination to learn about disability and accessibility, with professional work in the field of art events and culture shows can apply. Individuals who wish to educate themselves about accessibility can register in this programme, as well.
What you will learn
After successful completion of the online course in Accessibility to the Scenic Arts, candidates will have substantial knowledge about the following:
- Introduction to Netiquette and understanding the code of empathetic behavior online
- Disability and accessibility services for different audiences
- Indoor and outdoor venue accessibility, keeping in mind feasible transport facilities
- How to ensure website and venue accessibility
- How to manage a heterogeneous team
Who it is for
The Accessibility to the Scenic Arts programme is aimed at upper-division students, both graduates and undergraduates. Students hailing from various disciplinary backgrounds such as agricultural sciences, engineering, environmental sciences and social sciences are suited for enrolling in the programme. This course comes under the discipline of Arts and Humanities and can also be undertaken by professionals working in NGOs, policymakers, and think tanks concerned with sustainable development.
Admission Details
Candidates who wish to enroll in this course can do so for free by following the given steps:
- Visit the course page.
- Select the “Join for Free” option on the top right corner of the page.
- Create an account on Coursera. Alternatively, you can log in via Google, Facebook or Apple. Existing members simply need to login into their accounts and enroll.
Application Details
There’s no need to file a separate application for enrolling in the course. Login to Coursera account or use Facebook/Google account to login and you will be able to access the course.
The Syllabus
Video
- Introduction
Readings
- Netiquette
- Blogs and Forums
- Solving doubts and technical issues
- FAQ - General topics
- FAQ- Time management
- FAQ - Quizzes and assignment
- FAQ - Certificate
Videos
- Introduction
- Target audiences
- Access Services
- Disability and Inclusion
- Legislation
Readings
- United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
- European Accessibility Act
- VSO - Mainstreaming Disability
Assignment
- Multiple choice quiz
Videos
- Introduction
- Introduction to indoor and outdoor accessibility
- The accessibility chain
- Outdoor venue accessibility
- The FFZ principle
- Indoor venue accessibility
- Accessibility of outdoor and temporary locations (part 1)
- Accessibility of outdoor and temporary locations (part 2)
- Wayfinding
- Signs, maps and information at a venue
- Service-related and assistance-related issues
- Assessing venue accessibility
- Improving venue accessibility
Assignment
- Multiple choice quiz
Videos
- Introduction
- Overview of Access Services
- Large Letters
- Braille
- Audio Description
- Good Practice - AD booth
- Mini Docu AD in the theatre
- Audio Introduction and Touch Tours
- Good Practice - Audio introduction
- Good practice - AD & AI in the theatre
- Surtitling or Captioning
- Audio Subtitling
- Surtitling for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- Sign Language Interpreting
- Hearing Loops & Vibrating Chairs
- Relaxed Performance
Readings
- Reading Translation Multilingual Events
- Material (website links)
Assignment
- Multiple choice quiz
Videos
- Introduction
- Providing access facilities at arts events to ensure inclusion for all
- Providing access facilities at arts events to ensure inclusion for all
- Braille, Large Letters and Easy Read
- Audio description, audio introduction and audio subtitles
- What you need to know to provide touch tours at arts events
- Surtitles Captions SDH
- Sign language interpreting
- Relaxed performances
- Ask an audio describer
- Ask a captioner
- Ask a captioner
- Ask a sign language interpreter
- Ask an arts manager
- Ask a theatre manager
Assignment
- Multiple choice quiz
Reading
- Reading
Peer Review
- Non-graded Peer Assignment
Videos
- Introduction
- Stakeholders
- EDF Stakeholders
- Accessibility Management
- Accessibility in a Opera House
- Accessibility policies: how to develop an accessibility plan
- Website accessibility
- Website accessibility
- Website accessibility
- Accessibility in IT Social Networks
- 5 things every social media content manager needs to know managing Social Media Twitter
- Managing Social Media Facebook Youtube Vimeo
- Web captioner
- Accessibility Symbols
Assignment
- Multiple choice quiz
Peer Review
- Non-graded peer assignment
Videos
- Introduction
- Organization chart
- Checklist select production
- Checklist external arrangements
- Checklist internal arrangements
- Checklist communication
- Checklist aftercare and feedback
- Collecting and analyzing feedback
- Coordination and unexpected problems
- Examples of add-ons
- Managing a heterogeneous team
- Training your team
Readings
- Learning Materials reading assignments LO5
Assignment
- Multiple choice quiz
Peer Review
- Non-graded peer assignment
Videos
- Instructions final assignment
Peer Review
- Non-graded peer assignment
Evaluation process
To get a certification in the Accessibility to the Scenic Arts online course, candidates need to complete all the modules by watching the video lectures, taking the practice exercises in MCQ form after completion of every module, and going through the readings. In the end, candidates need to purchase the certificate that can be attached to their LinkedIn profiles, CVs, and resumes. If you purchase the certificate, you also get access to all the graded assignments and study material.