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EVENT: National Disability Independence Day discussion about an important LinkedIn Learning course – July 26 – REGISTER NOW

July 25, 2024 All Articles, , , , , ,

National Disability Independence Day “Accessibility for Managers and Non-Designers” Discussion Friday July 26 with Judy Thai and Beena Albert - Register now

On the occasion of National Accessibility Independence Day, join Judy Thai, director, Application Engineering and Beena Albert, Business Intelligence technical lead, who will meet to discuss Thai’s recommended resource on LinkedIn Learning, “Accessibility for Managers and Non-Designers.”  We hope…
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ApplyUC’s Successful, Super-fast Migration to AWS

April 6, 2023 All Articles, , , , , ,

Screenshot of UC Application

By Judy Thai. ApplyUC is the online web application that students use to apply for admission to the University of California’s nine undergraduate campuses. In 2020, UC dropped the requirement for standardized test scores like the SAT and ACT, and…
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Going Online? Choose Accessible

May 20, 2020 All Articles, , , , , , , 0

By Judy Thai. For many of us, our professional lives and the lives of our students have moved online with the COVID-19 pandemic. But is that online world accessible to people with disabilities? As a university committed to diversity…
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Redesigning the UC Undergraduate Application – with Students in Mind

September 25, 2019 All Articles, Feature Articles, , , , , , , 0

UC application home page

By Judy Thai. In November 2018, over 217,000 high school and transfer students submitted undergraduate applications to the University of California. 75,000 of them submitted their applications on the last day — and 11,000 in the last hour. That’s a…
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