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A missing document title is one of the most common accessibility errors found in PDFs uploaded to Canvas. It is also one of the simplest to fix (if you know how to do it).
This tutorial provides instructions for how to add a document title into a Word document and a PDF.
Continue ReadingDiscover the Canvas Basics webinar — a tailored guide for educators new to online learning or with limited LMS experience. Learn essential navigation and tool usage in Canvas to kickstart your teaching journey. Lastly, discover valuable resources for ongoing learning.
40-minute video by Christine Roach, Lani Draper, and Gerry Pedraza
Continue ReadingWant to learn more about setting up Canvas Gradebook? See our latest webinar on how to prepare for end of the semester calculations.
24-minute video by Christine Roach & Gerry Pedraza
Continue ReadingLearn the advantages of enabling Zoom in Canvas and eCampus. Students can attend your sessions and watch your recordings without ever leaving their course.
6-minute video by Gerry Pedraza
Continue ReadingThis webinar will help you better understand how to make PowerPoint presentations accessible for all of your students, regardless of their abilities or disabilities.
25-minute video by Sandra R. Childers
Continue ReadingThis webinar covers the various ways you can add content to your course in Canvas. We will focus on adding documents and creating pages while ensuring your course materials are accessible to all students.
50-minute video by Lani Draper and Sandra R. Childers
Continue ReadingThis workshop includes an overview of how to set up quizzes and exams in Canvas using the Quiz tool. Learn about multiple types of questions as well as different testing options to ensure your test is secure and those with accommodations have enough time to take it.
35-minute video by Christine Roach and Enrico Indiogine, Ph.D.
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Learn how to create accessible tables in Word so students can easily understand your data, regardless of their abilities or disabilities.
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Contrast is a measure of the difference in perceived “luminance” or brightness between two colors.
This brightness difference is expressed as a ratio ranging from 1:1 (e.g., white text on white background) to 21:1 (e.g., black text on white background).
Learn some contrast and color accessibility guidelines and how to ensure you’re using colors all your students can see when creating documents.
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It is important to create accessible links throughout your documents and courses for your students. In this post, we’ll provide guidelines to help you create accessible links.
We’ll show several “bad” and “good” link examples to help you create helpful links for use in your documents and course web pages.
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