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Accessible By Design | ||
| February is the time to improve the accessibility of presentation slides. You might share standalone slideshows with your students, or use a combination of slides and recorded video. No matter your approach, you'll find helpful resources in the Accessible By April Guided Course. | ||
Accessible Slides | ||
Looking for a quick, practical introduction to slide accessibility? The Characteristics of an Accessible Slide Presentation deck highlights small design choices that can make a big difference—like how slide layout, color contrast, and image use affect how students actually access your content. It's a helpful reference whether you're making minor updates to existing slides or rethinking how you present material in class or on video. Keep an eye out for more content coming to Accessible By April soon:
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Presentation Slides Checklist | ||
Use this checklist as a starting point as you consider what makes your presentations accessible.
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Resources | ||
Accessible by Design Resources Do you find these emails useful, but lose them in your inbox? Self enroll in the TLC's Accessible by Design guided course, your one-stop shop for all of the resources we share in this newsletter.
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