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Introduction
1. What is Digital Accessibility?
2. Self-Assessment Checkpoint - Introduction
3. Web Accessibility 101 - Introduction
4. Accessible Web Heading Styles
5. Accessible Web Lists
6. Accessible Web Fonts and Links
7. Accessible Web Alternative Text
8. Accessible Web Tables
9. Accessible Web Colour Contrast
10. Accessible Web Video and Audio
11. Introduction to the Core Skills
12. Accessible Headings and Document Structure
13. Accessible Lists
14. Accessible Font Styles
15. Accessible Links
16. Alternative Text
17. Colour Contrast
18. Accessible Tables
19. Accessible Video and Audio
20. Contributors and Works Cited
21. Self Assessment - Core Skills of Digital Accessibility
22. Core Skills of Accessibility in Pressbooks
23. Accessible Headings and Font Styles in Pressbooks
24. Accessible Lists in Pressbooks
25. Accessible Hyperlinks in Pressbooks
26. Alternative Text in Pressbooks
27. Colour Contrast in Pressbooks
28. Tables in Pressbooks
29. Video and Audio in Pressbooks
30. Self-Assessment Checkpoint - Accessibility in Pressbooks
31. What is an accessible PDF?
32. Creating a Level 2 Accessible PDF using OCR
33. Accessible Microsoft Word
34. Self-Assessment Checkpoint - Word
35. Exporting Microsoft Word to PDF
36. Accessible Microsoft PowerPoint
37. Self-Assessment Checkpoint - PowerPoint
38. Accessible Presentation Techniques
39. Self-Assessment Checkpoint - Presentation Techniques
40. Accessible Microsoft Outlook
41. Self-Assessment Checkpoint - Outlook
42. How to use the Plain Text Email Signature Creator
43. Accessible Microsoft Excel
44. Self-Assessment Checkpoint - Excel
45. How Can We Make Social Media More Accessible?
46. Accessible Links in Social Media
47. Accessible Font Choices in Social Media
48. Accessible Use of CamelCase and Structuring Posts
49. Introduction
50. General Accessibility Considerations
51. Program Specific Recommendations
52. Finishing your ePub
53. Remote Teaching and Captions at McMaster
54. Testing for Compliance VS Testing for Accessibility
55. Testing Document or Content Accessibility
56. Improving your Testing using Assistive Technology
Appendix
Complete the “Core Skills of Digital Accessibility” self-assessment on Microsoft Forms by clicking this link.
Scores can be accessed after the quiz is completed. This quiz can be completed multiple times.
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