Need advice - classes

The dayjob is very supportive of employees wanting to pursue further
education.
A local training company offers several development courses as well as
project management, etc.
I found that they also offer an accessibility course.

I have what I consider to be a medium-to-high level of knowledge of
accessibility as it is.
I'm afraid of blowing my company's money on a waste of time, both in the
cost of the course and the cost of not having me there.

It is an all-day course and covers Section 508 (which is kid stuff compared
to WAI) and covers pretty much line-by-line the Section 508 guidelines.

Does anyone have any experience with this type of training in general (not
for accessibility per se but one-day training of this sort)?

I'm just afraid of spending 9 hours on alt attributes and proper use of
color when my only real weakness is with forms and table axis'.


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On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 21:07:05 -0400, EightNineThree
<eightninethree RemoveThis @REMOVEeightninethree.com> wrote:

 > I'm just afraid of spending 9 hours on alt attributes and proper use of
 > color when my only real weakness is with forms and table axis'.
 >

Have you tried phoning and asking the training company outright? i.e. "How
much time is spent on each topic?"



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