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...
Learning Communities Celebrates Its Second Year!

Learning Communities Celebrates Its Second Year!

 celebrates its second year! Congratulations to all those faculty and staff that made Learning Communities great this year.  Groups included Belongingness, New Faculty, e-Portfolio, Coaching, and Collaboration for Universal Design. Participants in the Belongingness LC...
Ready to Play Tag?

Ready to Play Tag?

Did you happen to read the Scoop post Accessibility Experience – Ready to Listen?  It contained a couple of helpful links to free screen reader programs. Those programs can help you check if your material is accessible to students with low or no vision. So, you...
Accessibility Tips: PowerPoint

Accessibility Tips: PowerPoint

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...
Accessibility Tips: Check your Moodle Course with WAVE

Accessibility Tips: Check your Moodle Course with WAVE

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...