The ACCESS Project Jesse Hausler, UDL/Accessibility Coordinator Marla Roll, Director of the Assistive Technology Resource Center.

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The ACCESS Project Jesse Hausler, UDL/Accessibility Coordinator Marla Roll, Director of the Assistive Technology Resource Center

Today’s Students are Diverse  Ethnicity & Culture  Native language  Nontraditional  Gender  Learning Styles  Disabilities

Universal Design for Learning Universal Design for Learning is a set of principles and techniques for creating inclusive classroom instruction and accessible course materials. teaching technology “ ”

UDL: a framework for inclusive pedagogy 1.Information and concepts are represented in multiple ways and in a variety of formats. 2.Students are given multiple ways to express their comprehension and mastery of a topic. 3.Students engage with new ideas and information in multiple ways.

 Search-ability  Select-ability for Copy and Paste  Bookmarks or an Interactive TOC  Text to Speech capability  Accessibility

 Content  The actual information you are providing in a document. This can include Text, Images, Videos, or Multimedia.  Structure  The organization of content is structure. This includes headings, lists, tables, emphasis, etc.  Presentation  One can add style rules to structural elements to give documents a particular appearance.

 Alternative text for images should describe the meaning - based on the it’s context  Ice Cream Manufacturer  Girl Scouts of America  My Niece's Blog  Diversity Website

 Microsoft Word as the Native Editor 1. Print to PDF 2. Save As PDF spx?familyid=F1FC413C-6D89-4F15-991B- 63B07BA5F2E5 3. Adobe Acrobat Plugin for PDF

AccessibilitySearch-AbilityCopy/PasteBookmarksText to Speech Print to PDF Save As PDF Adobe PDF Plugin

 Scanned PDF  Scanned PDF with Optical Character Recognition  Scanned PDF with OCR and Tags added

AccessibilitySearch-AbilityCopy/PasteBookmarksText to Speech Scanned PDF Scanned PDF with OCR OCR and Tags

Transcripts  A written or text-based record of dictated or recorded speech. May contain additional relevant information, such as descriptions or comments. Captions  A transcript is timed to display with the video track, it displays on screen as a caption. Descriptive Audio  The narration of key visual elements in a video or multimedia product.

 AutoMatic Sync  Upload audio track and transcript   YouTube videos  Upload transcript in text format  Machine Automated captions   MAGpie  Works with most major video formats 

 Captions and/or Transcripts  Search-ability  Navigation Options  Keyboard Accessibility  Example 1 Example 1  Example 2 Example 2

 Teaching  Technology  Microsoft Word  Adobe PDF  HTML  E-Text 

The ACCESS Project Thank you!