Reaching every learner:DIY tools and tricks

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Select 6 of the 8 tools to explore. Provide your feedback on the ones you liked and how this can help your faculty make content accessible. Once you submit your responses, your entry will be entered into a drawing. 6 participants (picked at random) will receive $25 digital gift cards. Your email will only be used to let you know if you won and to let you know how to redeem your $25 gift card. You will not receive any solicitations of any kind from me. Spam stinks!

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Using the Accessibility Checker( Office 365, or Grackle)

Tools for making your own transcripts

Tip for creating accessible presentations/documents

Tools for Making MP3 files of typed content

Tricks for captioning your videos

Tool for captioning your presentations

Tools for Audio description

Tools for removing website clutter

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The tool/trick was easy to use

I would recommend this tool to my colleagues.

I will start or am already using this tool.

I do not plan to use this tool/trick

I did not explore this tool/trick.

Accessible Checker Office 365

Grackle Accessibility Checker

Dictation tool in Word

Google Voice Typing

Web captioner

VidReader

Accessible templates in Office 365

MP3 tools to convert text to audio

Kapwing Video Captioning tool

Automatic Captions for Presentations

PPT Live Feature

YouDescribe

Web tools to remove clutter from websites