Introduction to Accessibility in Word Webinar
In this webinar, gain insights on creating accessible documents in Word, compliance with Accessibility Directive, alt text, hyperlinks, and more to enhance inclusivity and reach a wider audience.
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Welcome to the Webinar Introduction to Accessibility in Word /ahead.ie @aheadireland www.ahead.ie
Introductions Trevor Boland Lorraine Gallagher Digital and eLearning Officer Information and Training Officer Trevor.Boland@AHEAD.ie Lorraine.Gallagher@AHEAD.ie Twitter @BolandTrevor Twitter @LoroGal /ahead.ie @aheadireland www.ahead.ie
Question What is your level of knowledge about accessibility in a document? /ahead.ie @aheadireland www.ahead.ie
The one argument for accessibility that doesn t get made nearly often enough is how extraordinarily better it makes some people s lives. How many opportunities do we have to dramatically improve people s lives just by doing our job a little better? Steve Krug /ahead.ie @aheadireland www.ahead.ie
Accessibility Directive Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 October 2016 on the accessibility of the websites and mobile applications of public sector bodies requires public bodies to ensure their websites and apps are accessible to persons with disabilities. All websites created after 23 September 2018 will have to be accessible by 23 September 2019. Existing websites will have to comply by 23 September 2020. All mobile applications will have to be accessible by 23 June 2021. /ahead.ie @aheadireland www.ahead.ie
What is ahead of us? Headings what they are and how to use them. Good and bad font styles - enhancing readability. The beauty of bullet points Using colour contrast What is Alt text? Exploring the 3 types of Alt text for images/photographs. How to easily create a contents page Adding hyperlinks into a document The Accessibility Checker /ahead.ie @aheadireland www.ahead.ie
