The Accessibility One

Susi Miller is an internationally recognised expert in eLearning accessibility, dedicated to helping organisations create inclusive and effective digital learning experiences. With over 30 years’ experience in learning and development, she is passionate about ensuring accessibility is embedded in digital learning, not just as a compliance requirement but as a core principle of effective design. She is the author of Designing Accessible Learning Content, the definitive guide for learning professionals, and was honoured as the Learning Performance Institute’s Learning Professional of the Year Gold Winner 2025 for her contributions to accessibility in digital learning.

 

A sought-after speaker, consultant, and thought leader, Susi works with global corporations, government bodies, and educational institutions to integrate accessibility into their learning strategies. Her Designing Accessible Learning Content (DALC) Programme is equipping learning professionals worldwide with the skills to design, develop, and test accessible learning content. Described as ‘the godmother of eLearning accessibility’, she continues to drive progress in the field, ensuring that digital learning is truly inclusive for all.

Designing Accessible Learning Content 2nd Edition

 Designing Accessible Learning Content Self-Access Programme information

 Designing Accessible Learning Content Self-Access Programme free showcase module

 eLa1000 eLearning accessibility questionnaire

eLa1000 information video

 

Gemma Nunn is the Head of Learning Design at Mint Interactive, with over 20 years of experience in Learning and Development. She began her career as a web developer before transitioning to teaching in further and higher education, ultimately specialising in eLearning development. Passionate about accessibility, Gemma has shared her insights through various podcasts and seminars. She aims to create inclusive and engaging learning experiences that ensure education is available to everyone. 

Her LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/in/gemmanunn/

 

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Episode Links:

Many CEOs May Not Realize They’re Underdelivering on Disability Inclusion

Menopause and brain fog: What's the link?

Clearing the fog

Women’s Mental Health: Cognitive Overload or Brain Fog?

WEC calls for accessible product design by default, including for bank cards and websites to empower disabled consumers

Our streets don't work for disabled women – why equity is the way forward

Accessibility is Delicious: Food analogies for digital inclusion

A guide to accessibility overlays

AI can turn text into sign language – but it’s often unintelligible

Overview: Generate image alt-text with Image Analysis

Insights: AI and Accessibility

How Artificial Intelligence (AI) Helps Improve Accessibility

Burnout in the digital accessibility field

Intelligence 5.0 a new school of thought rethinking the intelligence needed in Industry 5.0

Dos and don’ts on designing for accessibility – Accessibility in government

Dyslexic thinking skills poster

Neurodiversity

Core elements of universal design, accessibility and inclusion

Accessible Learning: 10 Ways to Create a Better Learning Experience

Are animated gifs okay to have?

Beginning your organisation’s digital accessibility journey

Empower Everyone: 14 Ways To Make Learning Technology More Accessible

Accessibility has an impact: 57% employees prefer inclusive companies

Accessibility & Inclusion in L&D: Perspectives

Inclusive L&D: the importance of accessible e-learning content

WCAG 2 Overview

'Progress Over Perfection': A Mantra For HR And Leadership