Make your digital* course materials more accessible, ten minutes at a time. Come to these Zoom mini-workshops, learn (or refresh) a skill, and stay if you want additional support in applying it. Your students (and your colleagues) will appreciate the increase in accessibility! 

Join via this Zoom link; registration optional (register to generate an Outlook invite if you wish).

Topics are: 

• Jan 21: Headings and page structure 
• Jan 28: Fonts (type, size, and color) 
• Feb 11: Descriptive links 
• Feb 18: Alt text for images 
• Feb 25: PDFs, “real text,” and applying OCR 

While the session may use common course materials and genres as examples, all are welcome to attend, whether or not you teach courses. If you make content that is accessed on computers or other personal devices, these tips are relevant.

*What do we mean by "digital"? Digital accessibility "refers to designing digital content so that it can be fully used by people with disabilities. "Digital content" includes anything used or viewed on a computer or mobile device" such as Word docs, PowerPoints, Canvas pages, a blog page, an ebook, a PDF, etc.