A Beginner’s Guide to Inclusion and Accessibility
summary
Covers concrete steps: uses Lectora accessibility settings to auto-set alt tags, reading order, and focus behaviors; demonstrates keyboard-only navigation, skip navigation, and how the accessibility checker flags missing captions; argues aiming for WCAG 2.0 Level AA is practical; shows reusable library objects and templates that cut remediation time; lists specific phrasing swaps, image sources, and voice casting tips; offers two downloadable eBooks and checklists to follow.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:19What is accessibility
- 9:00Guidelines
- 11:48Physical Analogy
- 12:30What is inclusivity
- 13:08What we need to do
- 14:19Remove Bias
- 16:00Visual Representation
- 20:22Voice
- 22:08Inclusive Practices
- 27:25Exclusive Language
- 29:55Designing Accessible ELearning
- 30:51Web Accessibility Settings
- 32:03Accessibility Checker
- 32:57Best Practices
- 34:30Assistive Technologies
- 35:12Tabbing Order
- 36:19Screen Reader
- 36:59Next Button
- 37:15Skip Navigation
- 38:16Keyboard Navigation
- 38:40Title Explorer
- 39:12Library Objects
- 40:31Accessibility User Group
- 41:30Making eLearning Accessible
- 41:56Wrap Up
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