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2026 IARC Accessibility Sessions
2026 IARC Accessibility Sessions
Upcoming Sessions
Upcoming Sessions
3/23- 2-4 pm Akasofu 401 & Zoom - PDF Accessibility Remediation and Fallback
Ever tried to make a PDF fully accessible after the fact? It is NOT fun & easy! Some tips for PDF remediation and what to do when all else fails.
3/30 - 2-4 pm Akasofu 401 & Zoom - Options for Accessible Videos & Webinars
Video captions, audio descriptions, transcripts, live webinars — how to present your material and share your video in an accessible way for any recorded session.
4/6 - 2-4 pm Akasofu 401 & Zoom - Accessible Images, Scientific Figures, and Tables
How to write alt text, descriptive text, meaningful captions, and make your tables screen-readable.
4/13 - 2-4 pm Akasofu 417 & Zoom - Social Media Strategies for Accessibility
Strategies for accessibility on social media.
4/20 - 2-4 pm Akasofu 401 & Zoom - Website Accessibility
Does your website have issues? Come find out how to check it and work through fixing any critical errors or alerts.
Session Slides and Recordings
Session Slides and Recordings
Digital Accessibility Overview
Digital Accessibility Overview
A brief overview of what is changing and how it may impact you, and a few ways to quickly start creating more accessible content.
Digital Accessibility: Documents
Digital Accessibility: Documents
How to shift your practice to create accessible Word and Google Docs.
Tools for checking accessibility
Tools for checking accessibility
Video
Video
Requires analyzing three distinct layers:
The video content itself (visuals/audio)
listen with eyes closed to make sure what is happening in the video visually is fully understandable. If not, add audio descriptions.
The text alternatives (captions and transcripts)
Use YouTube/Kaltura/Vimeo's auto generated CC
Then do a manual check and edits for accuracy
YouTube automatically generates a transcript or you can include as a link or text in webpage.
The media player (controls/keyboard access)
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