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Making Information Accessible

Designing More Usable Web Sites comes from the University of Wisconsin. It offers guidelines, tools, and a lot of really good background information.



WAI - Web Accessibility Initiative is a part of W3C which stands for World Wide Web Consortium, an international consortium where member organizations, full-time staff, and the public work together to develop Web standards.



WebAim is a site with lots of great information as well as links to free downloadable toolbars for either Internet Explorer or Firefox that help designers test sites for accessibility.



Accessibility information for common programs

Adobe Accessibility (Includes PDF, Flash, etc)



Blackboard Accessibility

pany/accessfaqs.htm

Elluminate Accessibility



Microsoft Accessibility

enable/training/more.aspx

Speech-To-Text (voice recognition)

Use a microphone to open and close documents, surf the web, or compose documents.

Handwriting Analysis

Mark up documents with handwritten notes and even convert handwriting into text.

Text-to-Speech (reading out loud)

Microsoft Word can read out loud. So can Excel and the free Adobe Reader. Some programs even make sound files (MP3) of text being read out loud.

Visit the UAA Adaptive Computing Lab in Rasmuson Hall 103 to schedule training and find support for those who want to learn more.

Quick List of Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard shortcuts are available for many applications. The list below includes some of the options that can be used in many Microsoft programs Use Help (F1) to find more.

Quick Alphabetical Listing

[Ctrl] + [A] Select All

[Ctrl] + [B] Bold

[Ctrl] + [C] Copy

[Ctrl] + [D] Font

[Ctrl] + [E] Center Align Text

[Ctrl] + [F] Find

[Ctrl] + [G] Go To Page

[Ctrl] + [H] Replace

[Ctrl] + [I] Italic

[Ctrl] + [J] Justify Text

[Ctrl] + [K] Insert Hyperlink

[Ctrl] + [L] Left Align Text

[Ctrl] + [M] Increase Indent

[Ctrl] + [N] Open New document

[Ctrl] + [O] Open

[Ctrl] + [P] Print

[Ctrl] + [Q] Remove Paragraph Formatting

[Ctrl] + [R] Right Align Text

[Ctrl] + [S] Save

[Ctrl] + [T] Hanging Indent

[Ctrl] + [U] Underline

[Ctrl] + [V] Paste

[Ctrl] + [W] Close document

[Ctrl] + [X] Cut

[Ctrl] + [Y] Repeat

[Ctrl] + [Z] Undo

[Ctrl] + [( or (] move by word

[Ctrl] + [( or (] move by paragraph

Do above but add shift to select blocks of text

[Alt] + [Tab] Toggle between windows

[Alt] + [F4] Close application

[Alt] + [Spacebar] Display system menu

[Windows] + [D] Show/Hide desktop

Making Information Accessible

Designing More Usable Web Sites comes from the University of Wisconsin. It offers guidelines, tools, and a lot of really good background information.



WAI - Web Accessibility Initiative is a part of W3C which stands for World Wide Web Consortium, an international consortium where member organizations, full-time staff, and the public work together to develop Web standards.



WebAim is a site with lots of great information as well as links to free downloadable toolbars for either Internet Explorer or Firefox that help designers test sites for accessibility.



Accessibility information for common programs

Adobe Accessibility (Includes PDF, Flash, etc)



Blackboard Accessibility

pany/accessfaqs.htm

Elluminate Accessibility



Microsoft Accessibility

enable/training/more.aspx

Speech-To-Text (voice recognition)

Use a microphone to open and close documents, surf the web, or compose documents.

Handwriting Analysis

Mark up documents with handwritten notes and even convert handwriting into text.

Text-to-Speech (reading out loud)

Microsoft Word can read out loud. So can Excel and the free Adobe Reader. Some programs even make sound files (MP3) of text being read out loud.

Visit the UAA Adaptive Computing Lab in Rasmuson Hall 103 to schedule training and find support for those who want to learn more.

Quick List of Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard shortcuts are available for many applications. The list below includes some of the options that can be used in many Microsoft programs Use Help (F1) to find more.

Quick Alphabetical Listing

[Ctrl] + [A] Select All

[Ctrl] + [B] Bold

[Ctrl] + [C] Copy

[Ctrl] + [D] Font

[Ctrl] + [E] Center Align Text

[Ctrl] + [F] Find

[Ctrl] + [G] Go To Page

[Ctrl] + [H] Replace

[Ctrl] + [I] Italic

[Ctrl] + [J] Justify Text

[Ctrl] + [K] Insert Hyperlink

[Ctrl] + [L] Left Align Text

[Ctrl] + [M] Increase Indent

[Ctrl] + [N] Open New document

[Ctrl] + [O] Open

[Ctrl] + [P] Print

[Ctrl] + [Q] Remove Paragraph Formatting

[Ctrl] + [R] Right Align Text

[Ctrl] + [S] Save

[Ctrl] + [T] Hanging Indent

[Ctrl] + [U] Underline

[Ctrl] + [V] Paste

[Ctrl] + [W] Close document

[Ctrl] + [X] Cut

[Ctrl] + [Y] Repeat

[Ctrl] + [Z] Undo

[Ctrl] + [( or (] move by word

[Ctrl] + [( or (] move by paragraph

Do above but add shift to select blocks of text

[Alt] + [Tab] Toggle between windows

[Alt] + [F4] Close application

[Alt] + [Spacebar] Display system menu

[Windows] + [D] Show/Hide desktop

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