Accessibility Espresso – short, powerful and to the point
Digital accessibility has been an important topic at ETH Zurich for several years. The Accessibility Espresso takes up the proven format of the Coffee Lectures and highlights an aspect of accessibility in short presentations.
Most of the content overlaps with the on-demand course offered to raise awareness and provide an introduction to digital accessibility, making it ideal for refreshing existing knowledge.
How does the short format work?
In around 20 minutes, you will receive brief and concise input on a specific aspect of digital accessibility, followed by a time slot for questions. Just the right length of time to enjoy an espresso (or another beverage of your choice).
We serve the Accessibility Espresso every two weeks on Tuesday afternoons. A series of six sessions is currently planned for the period up to January 2026.
The Accessibility Espresso is being served on Zoom. Event language: German.
external page ethz.zoom.us/j/61880800931
Download We have made the dates available for download for your own calendar. (ICS, 13 KB)
Target audience
The format is open to all ETH members, staff and students. The only requirement is an interest in the topic. Participation in several sessions is recommended but not mandatory. The language of this first event series is German.
Accessibility
Access to and participation in our events is designed to be barrier-free. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact in advance so that we can best meet your needs.
Information and presentations
We have made the documents available on the Accessibility Espresso website. There you will also find the presentations from previous Espressi (German only).
Note on the translation
This text has been translated for your convenience using a machine translation tool. Although reasonable efforts have been made to provide an accurate translation, it may not be perfect. If in doubt, please refer to the German version.
Should you come upon significant translation mistakes, please send a short message to so that we can correct them. Thank you very much.
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