• Our instructional design style guide contains specific guidelines for inclusive language, ensuring that, no matter what the project or
topic, diversity is supported.
• We ensure that the case studies and characters that we use reflect the rich diversity of people in the broader community.
• Our projects are designed to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 AA standards within the constraints of standardised
tools. This is the level required for all Australian Government websites. Where learners have higher accessibility needs, we can design
to AAA standard.
• Our entire team participates in annual Diversity and Inclusion training to ensure we are informed about broader issues in society and
how we can work to address inequality and improve team belonging.
WGAC AAA level compliant eLearning for
families of people who are vision impaired
Scrolling, mobile enabled micro-learn
Video scenarios and testimonials from
people with lived experience
Part of a series including First Nations and
broader cultural awareness
20 minute eLearning module
Animated explainers, scenarios
Montage and interactive activities
Org wide commitment to inclusion
20 minute eLearning module
Video interviews, diversity walk
Montage and interactive activities
Org wide commitment to inclusion
Mobile-friendly eLearning module
30 minutes duration
Video and animated content
Problem based scenarios