Over the last few years closed captioning has come on in leaps and bounds; Zoom’s built-in closed captioning service can provide instant, accurate captions that […]

A fantastic feature in Class Notebook is the ability to create inclusive Math by using the Math tool found in the Draw Ribbon. Math can […]

Did you know that most eBooks in the library’s collection have lots of in-built accessibility features? Having celebrated Global Accessibility Day on 20th May, this article will briefly […]

Over a year ago I updated the opening copy for my weekly curation to highlight resources that can help us navigate the pandemic, as well […]

Microsoft Teams has taken accessibility to a new level and will significantly help you comply with current accessibility legislation at the touch of a button. […]

Found under the View Ribbon Immersive Reader is a feature that presents a document in an easier format and can even read it aloud. The immersive […]

Found under the Home Ribbon in Word, PowerPoint and OneNote online. Dictation lets you use speech-to-text to author content all you need is a microphone […]

Alt Text (Alternative Text) helps people with visual impairments access information in pictures and other graphical content, by adding descriptive text to convey its meaning […]

Woohoo you have made it to the end of the week! If you have been following our accessibility bite-size blog series you should now be […]

This association was made with the objective that Moodle could increase its accessibility compliance. Moodle with more than 250 million students around the world using […]