Creating accessible documents for learners isn't just a legislative requirement, it's the right thing to do. An advantage of accessible documents is that they benefit all learners and improve your workflow.
In this webinar, Craig Mill will explain how to create an accessible Word document and export it to a range of formats such as e-Pub, Large Print, PDF and more. He will compare and contrast accessible with non-accessible text and images and introduce you to the support videos on this topic as well as the CALL Scotland free online learning modules on Creating Accessible Documents which is aimed at those at a beginner level.
Presenter(s)
Craig Mill, CALL Scotland
About the webinar
The webinar runs from 16:00-16:30 (UK time zone);
The workshop part lasts about 20 minutes;
There will be 5-10 minutes after this for questions and answers.
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Friday "Appy" Hour: App Wheel for Learners with Complex Additional Support Needs
The amazing folks at Call Scotland have recently released the latest poster in their popular 'App Wheel' series in response regular queries about useful iPad apps for complex learning difficulties. The 'Wheel of Apps' is not comprehensive, but attempts to identify relevant, useful apps and to categorize them into the areas where an iPad can be a useful tool for learning and teaching. It is important to note that some apps address a range of difficulties. The wheel features a mix of apps, some of which will be useful for using with Primary aged learners, some with Secondary aged learners and some with both.
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