Creating Accessible Documents: Word
A practical and technical guide to creating accessible Word documents that work for everyone.
Discover practical ways to create accessible Word documents that are usable for people with disabilities. This course is approximately 90 minutes, self-paced, and features short videos with English closed captions, video transcripts, and a revision quiz to help you remember what you have learned.
Learn the fundamental principles of document accessibility and how to structure your content for maximum readability and navigation.
Master the key tools and techniques for making Word documents accessible, including proper heading structures, lists, tables, and image descriptions.
Develop an understanding of how to check your documents for accessibility issues and ensure they meet accessibility standards and guidelines.
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Equipment, access and help
Welcome and course overview
1. What is document accessibility?
2. What is document structure?
3. Colour, typography and language.
4. Headings.
5. Lists.
6. Images.
7. Tables.
8. Links.
9. Checking your document for accessibility.
Wrap-up and next steps
Course Completion Quiz
Course Resources and References
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