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Strengthen your online community by adding a personalized class banner
Encourage thoughtful discussions by breaking large classesinto smaller more intimate groups
Introduce and reinforce lecture topics with banners
Identify courses and sections
Set a mood
Universal Design Tip
Always add a meaningful alt tag to graphics and images
When the Image Description is left blank it will be read as IMAGE or as the name of the image file therefore it is not useful to a person who is using a device to listen to their courses
The alt tag or Image Description for this lecture banner could be described as Language Lecture However if you imagine that you are describing this image and its function to a friend over the telephone youmight use this alt tag instead
Language Lecture in American Indian Studies 101 Unit 3
Universal Design Tip
In this example the banner is purely decorative The topic of the lecture is in text below the banner and will be read by the assistive device Adding two quotation marks as the Image Description will force the device to skip this image
Universal Design Tip
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Which image doesnrsquot belong in this group of photos Why
bull Edit one of the banner images slightly and switch it out after a few weeks ndash change a male to a female an old person to a young person or make a subtle change such as removing eyeglasses or jewelry How many students noticed How might it be useful to understand typical human observations
bull Use the power of imagery to illustrate a controversial topic Ask students to comment on their interpretations of the images
bull Use a banner to tell a partial story and have students predict whathappens next Use in conjunction with a journal or wiki assignment
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Slide 3
- Slide 4
- Slide 5
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- Slide 15
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
-
Strengthen your online community by adding a personalized class banner
Encourage thoughtful discussions by breaking large classesinto smaller more intimate groups
Introduce and reinforce lecture topics with banners
Identify courses and sections
Set a mood
Universal Design Tip
Always add a meaningful alt tag to graphics and images
When the Image Description is left blank it will be read as IMAGE or as the name of the image file therefore it is not useful to a person who is using a device to listen to their courses
The alt tag or Image Description for this lecture banner could be described as Language Lecture However if you imagine that you are describing this image and its function to a friend over the telephone youmight use this alt tag instead
Language Lecture in American Indian Studies 101 Unit 3
Universal Design Tip
In this example the banner is purely decorative The topic of the lecture is in text below the banner and will be read by the assistive device Adding two quotation marks as the Image Description will force the device to skip this image
Universal Design Tip
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Which image doesnrsquot belong in this group of photos Why
bull Edit one of the banner images slightly and switch it out after a few weeks ndash change a male to a female an old person to a young person or make a subtle change such as removing eyeglasses or jewelry How many students noticed How might it be useful to understand typical human observations
bull Use the power of imagery to illustrate a controversial topic Ask students to comment on their interpretations of the images
bull Use a banner to tell a partial story and have students predict whathappens next Use in conjunction with a journal or wiki assignment
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Slide 3
- Slide 4
- Slide 5
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- Slide 15
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
-
Encourage thoughtful discussions by breaking large classesinto smaller more intimate groups
Introduce and reinforce lecture topics with banners
Identify courses and sections
Set a mood
Universal Design Tip
Always add a meaningful alt tag to graphics and images
When the Image Description is left blank it will be read as IMAGE or as the name of the image file therefore it is not useful to a person who is using a device to listen to their courses
The alt tag or Image Description for this lecture banner could be described as Language Lecture However if you imagine that you are describing this image and its function to a friend over the telephone youmight use this alt tag instead
Language Lecture in American Indian Studies 101 Unit 3
Universal Design Tip
In this example the banner is purely decorative The topic of the lecture is in text below the banner and will be read by the assistive device Adding two quotation marks as the Image Description will force the device to skip this image
Universal Design Tip
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Which image doesnrsquot belong in this group of photos Why
bull Edit one of the banner images slightly and switch it out after a few weeks ndash change a male to a female an old person to a young person or make a subtle change such as removing eyeglasses or jewelry How many students noticed How might it be useful to understand typical human observations
bull Use the power of imagery to illustrate a controversial topic Ask students to comment on their interpretations of the images
bull Use a banner to tell a partial story and have students predict whathappens next Use in conjunction with a journal or wiki assignment
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Slide 3
- Slide 4
- Slide 5
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- Slide 15
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
-
Introduce and reinforce lecture topics with banners
Identify courses and sections
Set a mood
Universal Design Tip
Always add a meaningful alt tag to graphics and images
When the Image Description is left blank it will be read as IMAGE or as the name of the image file therefore it is not useful to a person who is using a device to listen to their courses
The alt tag or Image Description for this lecture banner could be described as Language Lecture However if you imagine that you are describing this image and its function to a friend over the telephone youmight use this alt tag instead
Language Lecture in American Indian Studies 101 Unit 3
Universal Design Tip
In this example the banner is purely decorative The topic of the lecture is in text below the banner and will be read by the assistive device Adding two quotation marks as the Image Description will force the device to skip this image
Universal Design Tip
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Which image doesnrsquot belong in this group of photos Why
bull Edit one of the banner images slightly and switch it out after a few weeks ndash change a male to a female an old person to a young person or make a subtle change such as removing eyeglasses or jewelry How many students noticed How might it be useful to understand typical human observations
bull Use the power of imagery to illustrate a controversial topic Ask students to comment on their interpretations of the images
bull Use a banner to tell a partial story and have students predict whathappens next Use in conjunction with a journal or wiki assignment
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Slide 3
- Slide 4
- Slide 5
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- Slide 15
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
-
Identify courses and sections
Set a mood
Universal Design Tip
Always add a meaningful alt tag to graphics and images
When the Image Description is left blank it will be read as IMAGE or as the name of the image file therefore it is not useful to a person who is using a device to listen to their courses
The alt tag or Image Description for this lecture banner could be described as Language Lecture However if you imagine that you are describing this image and its function to a friend over the telephone youmight use this alt tag instead
Language Lecture in American Indian Studies 101 Unit 3
Universal Design Tip
In this example the banner is purely decorative The topic of the lecture is in text below the banner and will be read by the assistive device Adding two quotation marks as the Image Description will force the device to skip this image
Universal Design Tip
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Which image doesnrsquot belong in this group of photos Why
bull Edit one of the banner images slightly and switch it out after a few weeks ndash change a male to a female an old person to a young person or make a subtle change such as removing eyeglasses or jewelry How many students noticed How might it be useful to understand typical human observations
bull Use the power of imagery to illustrate a controversial topic Ask students to comment on their interpretations of the images
bull Use a banner to tell a partial story and have students predict whathappens next Use in conjunction with a journal or wiki assignment
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Slide 3
- Slide 4
- Slide 5
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- Slide 15
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
-
Set a mood
Universal Design Tip
Always add a meaningful alt tag to graphics and images
When the Image Description is left blank it will be read as IMAGE or as the name of the image file therefore it is not useful to a person who is using a device to listen to their courses
The alt tag or Image Description for this lecture banner could be described as Language Lecture However if you imagine that you are describing this image and its function to a friend over the telephone youmight use this alt tag instead
Language Lecture in American Indian Studies 101 Unit 3
Universal Design Tip
In this example the banner is purely decorative The topic of the lecture is in text below the banner and will be read by the assistive device Adding two quotation marks as the Image Description will force the device to skip this image
Universal Design Tip
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Which image doesnrsquot belong in this group of photos Why
bull Edit one of the banner images slightly and switch it out after a few weeks ndash change a male to a female an old person to a young person or make a subtle change such as removing eyeglasses or jewelry How many students noticed How might it be useful to understand typical human observations
bull Use the power of imagery to illustrate a controversial topic Ask students to comment on their interpretations of the images
bull Use a banner to tell a partial story and have students predict whathappens next Use in conjunction with a journal or wiki assignment
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Slide 3
- Slide 4
- Slide 5
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- Slide 15
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
-
Universal Design Tip
Always add a meaningful alt tag to graphics and images
When the Image Description is left blank it will be read as IMAGE or as the name of the image file therefore it is not useful to a person who is using a device to listen to their courses
The alt tag or Image Description for this lecture banner could be described as Language Lecture However if you imagine that you are describing this image and its function to a friend over the telephone youmight use this alt tag instead
Language Lecture in American Indian Studies 101 Unit 3
Universal Design Tip
In this example the banner is purely decorative The topic of the lecture is in text below the banner and will be read by the assistive device Adding two quotation marks as the Image Description will force the device to skip this image
Universal Design Tip
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Which image doesnrsquot belong in this group of photos Why
bull Edit one of the banner images slightly and switch it out after a few weeks ndash change a male to a female an old person to a young person or make a subtle change such as removing eyeglasses or jewelry How many students noticed How might it be useful to understand typical human observations
bull Use the power of imagery to illustrate a controversial topic Ask students to comment on their interpretations of the images
bull Use a banner to tell a partial story and have students predict whathappens next Use in conjunction with a journal or wiki assignment
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Slide 3
- Slide 4
- Slide 5
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- Slide 15
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
-
The alt tag or Image Description for this lecture banner could be described as Language Lecture However if you imagine that you are describing this image and its function to a friend over the telephone youmight use this alt tag instead
Language Lecture in American Indian Studies 101 Unit 3
Universal Design Tip
In this example the banner is purely decorative The topic of the lecture is in text below the banner and will be read by the assistive device Adding two quotation marks as the Image Description will force the device to skip this image
Universal Design Tip
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Which image doesnrsquot belong in this group of photos Why
bull Edit one of the banner images slightly and switch it out after a few weeks ndash change a male to a female an old person to a young person or make a subtle change such as removing eyeglasses or jewelry How many students noticed How might it be useful to understand typical human observations
bull Use the power of imagery to illustrate a controversial topic Ask students to comment on their interpretations of the images
bull Use a banner to tell a partial story and have students predict whathappens next Use in conjunction with a journal or wiki assignment
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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In this example the banner is purely decorative The topic of the lecture is in text below the banner and will be read by the assistive device Adding two quotation marks as the Image Description will force the device to skip this image
Universal Design Tip
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Which image doesnrsquot belong in this group of photos Why
bull Edit one of the banner images slightly and switch it out after a few weeks ndash change a male to a female an old person to a young person or make a subtle change such as removing eyeglasses or jewelry How many students noticed How might it be useful to understand typical human observations
bull Use the power of imagery to illustrate a controversial topic Ask students to comment on their interpretations of the images
bull Use a banner to tell a partial story and have students predict whathappens next Use in conjunction with a journal or wiki assignment
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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Use banners to promote discussions
bull Which image doesnrsquot belong in this group of photos Why
bull Edit one of the banner images slightly and switch it out after a few weeks ndash change a male to a female an old person to a young person or make a subtle change such as removing eyeglasses or jewelry How many students noticed How might it be useful to understand typical human observations
bull Use the power of imagery to illustrate a controversial topic Ask students to comment on their interpretations of the images
bull Use a banner to tell a partial story and have students predict whathappens next Use in conjunction with a journal or wiki assignment
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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bull Tell a story over time such as a semester Have students contribute images
bull Inspire topics for papers or research
bull Build to the end of the course ndash reinforce whatrsquos been learned or add visual material not covered in the content
bull Post class stats or survey results
Be sure to include an alternative for visually impaired students
Use banners to promote discussions
bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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bull Add visual signals to readers about which course theyrsquove opened which lecture theyrsquore working on and where they stopped reading in their last session
bull Emphasize an important point by turning it into a pull-quote
bull Use captions to credit a source and subtly remind students to cite their research
bull Offer ldquodid you knowrdquo trivia snippets
Be sure to include an informative alt tag for visually impaired students
Use graphics and images within content areas
Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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Increase reading speed and comprehension and help readers to remain focused by using graphics to break up dense pages of text
Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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Add interactive exercises to lessons
Be sure to include an alternative for visually and mobility impaired students
bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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bull Accordionbull Tabsbull Process Circlebull Pyramidbull Timelinebull Circle Matrixbull Glossarybull Certificatebull Word Search
Interactivity available in Adobe Captivate
Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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Find resources online
bull Narrow your search example sitegov then select the Images tab Or go to wwwgooglecomunclesam and select the Images tab
bull Use Google Images and Flickr to search the Creative Commons site
bull Search for jpg files at the root level of your hard drive
bull Use Google Video to search at iTunes U YouTube and TED Talks
bull Herersquos a collection of audio websiteshttpwwwpublicdomainsherpacompublic-domain-recordingshtml
Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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Use the style attributes in Blackboardrsquos Text Editor
Screen readers have built-in functionality that enables users to navigate easily through a documents headings often with a single keystroke This allows listeners to scan the document before navigating to a particular section of interest
Universal Design Tip
Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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Use boldface and italics for emphasis instead of color
Ensure optimal readability by offering high brightness and contrast
Universal Design Tip
4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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4 Use closed captioning and provide transcripts of videos
Additional resourcesCreating accessible images by the University of Wisconsin-Madisonhttpwwwdoitwisceduaccessibilityonline-coursestandardsimageshtm
Techsmithrsquos captioning tutorialhttpwwwtechsmithcomtutorial-camtasia-captions-priorhtml
Color blindness simulatorhttpvischeckcomvischeckvischeckURLphp
Check for color contrasthttpwwwaccesskeysorgtoolscolor-contrasthtml
Universal Design Tip
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