Sep 25, 2013
Whether you are showing your presentation to your face-to-face classroom, or uploading your presentation into your online class for student reference, or setting up a presentation for a meeting — keep accessibility in mind. Creating accessible presentations will...
Sep 19, 2013
Here’s how you can check your eLearning (Moodle) course for accessibility using the WAVE add-on for Mozilla Firefox. In Mozilla Firefox: Select Tools. Select Add-ons. Select Search – Available Add-ons. Search for WAVE Toolbar. * Select see all ### results...
Sep 12, 2013
Written by: Rob Kelly Published On: September 7, 2013 If you’re having trouble getting students to engage in the discussion forum, perhaps it’s time to rethink how you use this tool. “Think of it as a place to foster interaction between the students through a variety...
Sep 11, 2013
Are images bad for accessibility? “Some people wrongly assume that images are bad for accessibility, since alt text essentially replaces the image with a text-only version of that image. The logical extension of that thought is that text-only sites are ideal for...
Sep 6, 2013
Accessibility Tips: Working With Documents Ten steps to creating accessible Word documents: 1. Use headings “A good heading structure is probably the most important consideration in most Word documents. Headings will allow screen reader users to navigate...
