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Font size of slide title fonts should be 44 pt. or greater. Text fonts should be 36 pt. or greater. Font size of slide title fonts should be 44 pt. or greater. Text fonts should be 36 pt. or greater. Don’t try to cram too many slides into your presentation. Allow your audience time to read slides. Don’t try to cram too many slides into your presentation. Allow your audience time to read slides. Font and Presentation Length

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Creating Accessible Presentations

We hope these sample slides will help you create accessible presentations so that all attendees can access your research and stories.

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• This template is a guide for creating accessible PowerPoint presentations.

• This template uses fonts, font sizes and color selections, and color contrasts to improve readability.

Overview

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• Font size of slide title fonts should be 44 pt. or greater. Text fonts should be 36 pt. or greater.

• Don’t try to cram too many slides into your presentation. Allow your audience time to read slides.

Font and Presentation Length

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• Place no more than 6 lines of text on a slide (excluding columns).

Text Formatting

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• Many people with disabilities use text-based screen reading software and computer devices.

• However, graphics cannot be read with screen readers and other text-based devices.

Importance of Slide Format

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• Replace graphics with text whenever possible.

• Include a text slide after each picture/graph slide that describes what is seen in the picture/graph.

Graphics

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• Provide text description of visuals in a multimedia presentation.

• Provide captioning of audio for hearing impaired persons.

• Ensure that sound is audible from all points in the room.

Multimedia

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• Slide transitions• Busy slide backgrounds• Chart filler patterns• Over-crowding text• Color schemes providing low contrast

• Charts without text descriptions

Avoid

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• Use contrasting colors• Use the slide title as the chart title.

• Font size for chart labels: 20 pt or greater.

• Favor clarity over quantity of content.

• Chart description slides.

Charts

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Bar Chart Example

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• Reading left to right horizontally across columns:

• East = 24.4, 27.4, 90.0, 20.4• West = 30.6, 38.6, 34.6, 31.6• North = 45.9, 46.9, 45.0, 43.9

Text Description for Bar Graph Example

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Alternative Bar Chart Example

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East 20.4 27.4 90 20.4West 30.6 38.6 34.6 31.6North 45.9 46.9 45 43.9

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