The next step is really easy. Ensure all resources that were mentioned during the meeting including links, and other documents are emailed to the attendees. Check that the resources are accessible. If they are not, let the authors […]
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What To DoOn the Day of the meeting, it is important to keep your accessibility considerations in mind. Be aware of any changes to attendees requirements on the day. People can and do have accidents etc which may necessitate a
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What To DoMeeting preparation is all about ensuring the physical and communication needs of all attendees are met. This includes preparation of resources required for the meeting. The following points need to be considered and implemented if necessary:
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How ToMeetings are often very hard for those people with a disability. People don’t speak clearly or they use PowerPoint in their presentations which is not accessible to those with a vision impairment. Noise can be distressing for some
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How ToMany of the websites that you build, or access are not accessible by the whole community. That is, they were designed for the “normal” person. Have you noticed that you can’t find the information that you need quickly?
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What To DoSubtitles are very important to the community. We all use them regardless of whether we have a hearing impairment or not. I have found a great tool that allows me to accurately and efficiently subtitle videos – Subtitle
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How ToThere is over ¼ of the Australian population that have some form of disability. That can be something as simple as getting older and needing glasses to something like a physical disability that requires the use of assistive
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