Hi All I'm looking at doing a course with the Market Research Society which is an online training course. I'm told that the Learning Centre part of their website is an interactive one, and that the Resource Centre part of the site is purely text based and backs up what you do in the Learning Centre. I've had a brief conversation with the contact person at the Market Research Society, explaining that I'm not sure how accessible the course is going to be, and therefore I don't want to sign up if this is likely to be a problem. She had never had this query before, so offered to go away and find out. We talked about the fact that if there are graphics they need to be well labelled so that a screenreader can read what they are, and she mentioned that there are buttons that the learner can hover the mouse over to get tips. She said that it might be that they could give me an access code to log in and try out the system for a limited amount of time to see how accessible it is. I've just had an e-mail back, saying: "Further to our conversation today: I have contacted our service provider for the on-line course and their advice is as follows. The images that are in the system do not currently have any tags attached to them allowing description of the image. The system itself is not linear, and navigation may prove to be a problem." I have been given an access key so I can register and log on to the system and test it out. I can do this at any time, but once I do register with the system, I have 48 hours to test out its accessibility. I'm told the system is an Imago system. So - does anyone have any experience of e-learning? Has anyone come across this Imago system of online training? I would be interested in anyone's thoughts!!! Theresa Hodge theresa.hodge@xxxxxxxxx