Digital Accessibility Quick Tip: Links

Descriptive links help all people, especially those using screen readers, understand where a link will take them without needing extra context. Instead of generic phrases like “click here” or “link” or “read more”, descriptive links...
Digital Accessibility Quick Tip

Digital Accessibility Quick Tip

Headings & Structure When creating headings, always use the built-in heading styles in Word, Google Docs, and the Canvas Rich Content Editor to organize content hierarchy. In PowerPoint, make sure to use an accessible template, add a title to every slide, and...
Digital Accessibility: Quick Tip

Digital Accessibility: Quick Tip

Text Styles: Use underlining only for hyperlinks to assist people who are color blind in differentiating them from regular text. Similarly, avoid using text color and highlighting alone for emphasis as they may be challenging to distinguish. Some screen readers do not...
Spotlight on Read&Write

Spotlight on Read&Write

Did you know that NMC has a site license to Texthelp’s literacy/accessibility support tool Read&Write? It is available to everyone – faculty, staff, and students. Look for the purple puzzle piece icon when using Chrome to turn on the tools. You can...

Upcoming Workshop on Supporting Neurodiverse Learners

The Michigan Community College Association will be offering the following workshop on November 5, 2024 from 2:00-3:00 pm. Supporting Neurodiverse Learners and Leading with Empathy Presented by Joseph Mold, Executive Director of Online Learning at Bay College This...