How do I make hyperlinks accessible in Microsoft Word
So you want to make your hyperlinks accessible? There are a few rules about hyperlinks for text. These exist because of how they interact with…
Alternate text in Microsoft Word
Alternative text, descriptions of images (Alt text), helps users understand the picture’s significance (or lack of). This content is typically only accessed with assistive technology.…
How do I make tables accessible in Microsoft Word?
It’s easy to make tables accessible in Microsoft Word! Simply ensure that every table has a table header set, a style applied, and an appropriate…
Format List items in Microsoft Word
There are many ways to format list items in Microsoft Word incorrectly – this post will cover the right ways to do it! Video Guide…
How do I apply headings to my Microsoft Word doc?
Headings in Microsoft Word documents help with general navigation and are a key component in creating accessible documents. Those who use screen readers commonly search…
How do I convert Word documents to PDF?
I can’t keep count of the number of times I have been asked to convert Word documents to PDF, so here is a whole post…
How to hide a slide title in PowerPoint
Every accessible PowerPoint slide must have a title, which may interfere with the layout of a slide. Instead of deleting the title, there is an…
How do I change the way my headings look in Microsoft Word?
Did you know you can change the way that your headings look in Microsoft Word? The default heading colors might not be ideal for your…
How to use the accessibility checker in Canvas
The built-in accessibility checker in Canvas allows users to run an automated check on the Canvas page. This check ensures full accessibility and should be…
How to apply alternate text to images in Canvas
Images in Canvas need accurate descriptions for students who rely on screen readers. Images that convey a lot of text should be avoided whenever possible,…
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