Read the guidance resources in the next sections and make notes on:
- the level of detail – is the technical level suitable for you in your role?
- is the guidance complete – does it provide links to further information?
- would you recommend this guidance to anyone else in your organisation who needs this information?
Very detailed resource covering many aspect of e-learning. This includes images, forms, tables, Interactivity, Graphs, Math, Multimedia. Seems very detailed, maybe a bit too much. I think I will use this but probably not recommend to anyone in my organisation.
WCAG 2.0 at a Glance
This looks like a very usable list of guidelines, not over technical so I would definitely recommend colleagues to take a look. From this page you can also go very deep into each area that needs to be made accessible.
Screen Readers and the Web
Dyslexia Style Guide
Very useful resource, as our main disability is dyslexia this will be useful. Although most of the guidelines are already in place.
Creating Accessible Presentations
Seems very similar to the site above.
Accessible PowerPoint – Guidelines
Very simple but good advice
Writing accessible electronic documents with Microsoft® Word
Same as above ppt ones
Preparing accessible documents
Can't access
Making the most of PDFs[Tip: hold Ctrl and click a link to open it in a new tab. (Hide tip)]
Seems like a good resource, lots of detail on how to make a pdf accessible.
Using Adobe tools to make accessible content
Bit boring
Creating Accessible PDF from MS Word 2003
Lot's of detail, would I use it? Probably not.
Creating Accessible Flash content
Nice site, I use flash so know most of what is stated.
Flash
Same as above.
This looks like a very usable list of guidelines, not over technical so I would definitely recommend colleagues to take a look. From this page you can also go very deep into each area that needs to be made accessible.
Screen Readers and the Web
Dyslexia Style Guide
Very useful resource, as our main disability is dyslexia this will be useful. Although most of the guidelines are already in place.
Creating Accessible Presentations
Seems very similar to the site above.
Accessible PowerPoint – Guidelines
Very simple but good advice
Writing accessible electronic documents with Microsoft® Word
Same as above ppt ones
Preparing accessible documents
Can't access
Making the most of PDFs[Tip: hold Ctrl and click a link to open it in a new tab. (Hide tip)]
Seems like a good resource, lots of detail on how to make a pdf accessible.
Using Adobe tools to make accessible content
Bit boring
Creating Accessible PDF from MS Word 2003
Lot's of detail, would I use it? Probably not.
Creating Accessible Flash content
Nice site, I use flash so know most of what is stated.
Flash
Same as above.
Audio description
Too much info
Subtitling
Very interesting, youtube are giving the ability to auto caption content. Lets hope it works well.
Gives a useful list of software for captioning of videos.
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