Read below to see how you can learn to make your PDFs accessible for all!
If you are using Adobe Acrobat to convert documents from Word or InDesign to PDFs, then you should be aware of tools in Acrobat to make your document accessible. Join Clemson Online’s Accessibility Coordinator Michelle Tuten as she introduces you to the basics of Adobe Acrobat accessibility as part of the 2022 National Disability Employment Awareness Month events. This session is ideal for faculty and staff who create PDFs for others to use. This session will focus on the conversion process, settings, and tools you can use to make accessible PDFs. There will be time for Q&A so bring your accessibility questions!
To review and register for more NDEAM events, click here.
If you cannot attend, take some time to review this Canvas site resource on PDF accessibility.
Lastly, if you would like a 30-minute, one-on-one session with Michelle on accessibility, please book a consultation slot here; it’s free!
Looking to make quizzes more interactive for your students? Join this session to learn how to create a Kaltura quiz and connect it to your grade book in Canvas. We will also cover using the Kaltura dropbox to allow students to create video submissions for assignments. Facilitated by Gray Jackson, Learning Technology Specialist. A Zoom link will be emailed to registered participants, 48 hours prior to the day of the event. Contact James Butler with any questions about this session.
Review Clemson Online’s Calendar of Events page for a look at the rest of the development events we are offering in Fall 2022.
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Here are a few ways to help improve your document accessibility.
Earlier this month our Accessibility Coordinator Michelle Tuten delivered a demonstration on Microsoft Accessibility Checkers.
Make sure you are providing sufficient and proper resources to every learner in every facet of the course.
