I have been lucky enough to co-present with Meagan a couple of times last month (on Design and Administration); so when she mentioned the two topics that really excites her: Reporting and Accessibility, just like Reese's peanut butter cups we had the perfect marriage for this weeks Power BI Webinar topic:
Building Accessible Power BI Reports
Accessibility is catering for your whole audience, including those with disabilities. According to the US Census Bureau, 19 percent of the of the population had a disability in 2010. Do you know if your reports are designed in an inclusive way such that everyone in your intended audience can use them? While this question is relevant for every organization, this can be especially important if you are making reports for government entities, educational institutions, or the general public. In this session, we'll discuss accessibility features available in Power BI today and how to design your Power BI reports with inclusiveness in mind.
When: 6/7/2018 10AM PST
Where: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAvkyGGX8IE
About Meagan Longoria
I’m a business intelligence consultant and Microsoft MVP who helps people understand their data and use it to learn and make good decisions. I work mostly with the Microsoft BI stack, doing everything from data modeling and data warehouse design to Analysis Services models to data visualization. I also dabble in Tableau. I spend a lot of time thinking about how to use Biml, DAX, and data visualization techniques to make data useful for people. I enjoy sharing my knowledge and experiences at conferences and user group meetings as well as through this blog. This blog is my place to share interesting links, knowledge, and experiences with BI and data tools and concepts. See the Presentations and Community pages for more information on my presentations and past events.