Lock down objects, backgrounds, anything that you don't want students to be able to move. You can do this by designing your activity and inserting as a background in Google or locking objects in Canva.
Have you ever had a Google Slide Deck that was close to what you wanted, but a shape was too big size or it had the wrong colors? Now, you can change them by going into the background and editing it yourself!
Add placeholders in your Google Slides designs as a way for students to know where to click and add their answers.
In the context of design, accessibility describes products and services that allows everyone to participate. however, designs created for people with disabilities often benefit a much larger
user group.
Adobe Color has 2 tools that can help with creating accessible colors, Color Blind Safe and Contrast Checker. You can save color themes to the library and use in Creative Cloud apps:
This tool indicates when colors are too similar creating a conflict and also shows the different colors a color blind person will see.
This tool will check to see if your color choices are accessible as there needs to be contrast between the text and the background to be readable.