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Skilling snack: Tools for creating accessible content

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Jul 25, 2024

Are you familiar with the Windows accessibility tools that can help your information workers achieve more? Whatever content they create for your organization, you want it to be accessible to the largest audience possible. Let’s look at how Windows accessibility can serve the dual purpose of supporting your organization and the clients it serves. And if you have Copilot+ PCs, they’re built with accessibility in mind.

Time to learn: 86 – 120 minutes

 

WATCH

Co-designing for neurodiversity

In this recorded session, you’ll hear from leaders in the field about the importance of leveraging neurodiversity in your projects.

(41 mins)

Neurodiversity + Azure + AI Studio

 

LEARN

Learn the basics of web accessibility

When you’re designing a webpage, make sure you’re designing it for everybody. This module will show you the tools and skills you’ll need for accessible web design.

(15 mins)

Developers + Microsoft Edge

     

READ

Accessibility Insights for Windows

Learn about the Color Contrast Analyzer in Accessibility Insights for Windows. This tool makes it easy to ensure that contrast ratios are ideal for making text and graphics easier to perceive and read.

(time varies)

Accessibility Insights + Windows + Inclusive Design

 

READ + WATCH

Unlock new experiences on your Copilot+ PC

Discover what the latest enhancements to your workflow look like on Copilot+ PCs. If you create content, see AI-supported Cocreator and Photos in action. Turn on Live Captions with automatic translation into English. Look and sound better with built-in tools.

(30 mins)

Copilot+ PC + Live Captions + AI + Cocreator + Photos + Windows Studio Effects + Privacy

     

WATCH

Accessibility training for Microsoft 365

Watch this series of short videos to help ensure accessible content in Microsoft 365 apps.

(time varies)

Word + Outlook + PowerPoint +Excel + Accessibility

 

READ

Voice typing in Windows

Read about how Voice typing in Windows provides dictation capabilities that convert spoken word to text simply by selecting the Windows logo key + H wherever you want to start writing.

(time varies)

Windows + Voice typing + Accessibility

     

When you’re ready to take your accessibility skills to the next level, check out these snacks and additional resources:

Hungry for more? Don’t miss our skilling snack library.

Be sure to come back every two weeks for fresh snacks and leave a comment below about what you’d like to learn next.


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