Bridging the Accessibility Gap Between Word and PDF

Date & Time

Wednesday, March 20, 2024 - 9:20 AM PDT  

Location

Grand JK  

Description

Microsoft Word is arguably the most widely used application for creating digital content, while the PDF format is the most widely used format for distributing content. These two applications serve very different purposes, yet getting them to work together is crucial in producing accessible digital content for users of assistive technology. In this session, learn how to leverage Microsoft Word and the features within to create an accessible PDF file that can be read by all users regardless of the method they use to consume content. Learn about the key features in Microsoft Word that translate to making an accessible PDF file easily and quickly.

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Audience

• Higher Education
• Information & Communications Technology
• Government
• Finance & Banking
• Media & Publishing

Audience Level

Intermediate  

Session Summary (Abstract)

In this session, learn the key features of Microsoft Word that will help you make an accessible PDF file. Learn about things to avoid that can be a barrier for users of assistive technology and learn tips to help you achieve success.  

Primary Topic

Digital Accessibility  

Secondary Topics

• Blind/Low Vision
• Captions & Transcription
• Design
• Education

 

Session Type

Exhibitor Track  

Presenter

• Chad Chelius
  Chax Training and Consulting

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