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    1. Making Online Learning Accessible Why, What, How Ira David Socol James Socol Michigan State University College of Education
    2. What is Accessibility? What does it look like?
    3. Basics Firefox plus Add- Ons Click-Speak FireVox DSpeech Ghotit Natural Reader WordTalk PowerTalk
    4. Simple Mac OS TTS Open System Preferences - it’s the fourth item in the Apple menu. In the “System” section, usually about the fourth line of icons, there is an icon labeled “Speech” which looks like an old fashioned microphone. Click on the Speech icon.
    5. Simple Mac OS TTS Select any key combination that isn’t already used for something else. Now all you need to do is select some text in an application - I suggest you try it first with Safari or Text Edit - and hit your keys and you should hear Mac OS X read out whatever you have selected!
    6. On Line Text-To-Speech http://vozme.com/ http://spokentext.net/ http://www.yakitome.com/
    7. Phone Text-To-Speech http://www.dial2do.com/ VLingo
    8. Phone Speech-to-Text http://www.abbyme.com/
    9. Phone Text Conversion http://www.scanr.com/
    10. PDF
    11. Creating Accessible PDFs from Microsoft Word http://www.wac.ohio-state.edu/pdf/word/index.html
    12. Creating Accessible PDFs from Scanned Documents http://www.wac.ohio-state.edu/pdf/scan/index.html
    13. Creating Accessible PDFs from Online Sources http://www.wac.ohio-state.edu/pdf/web/index.html
    14. Accessible PDFs Guidelines/Standards http://www.wac.ohio-state.edu/pdf/guidelines.htm
    15. Word
    16. Creating Accessible Microsoft Word Documents http:// www.webaim.org /techniques/word/
    17. PowerPoint
    18. Creating Accessible Microsoft PowerPoints http:// www.webaim.org/techniques/powerpoint /
    19. Video
    20. Creating Accessible OnLine Video http://www.accesselearning.net/mod4/4_01.php
    21. Web, Blogs, Wikis, Forums
    22. Odiogo http:// www.odiogo.com /
    23. Link Testing http://www.wac.ohio-state.edu/tutorials/links-testing.htm
    24. Creating Accessible OnLine Environments http:// www.accesselearning.net /
    25. Accessible Design is Good Design http://www.wac.ohio-state.edu/tutorials/access-distance-learning.htm
    26. Dive into Accessibility (downloadable book) http:// diveintoaccessibility.org /
    27. Traditional Books
    28. OnLine Sources Project Gutenberg Project Gutenberg Australia University of Virginia Literature Network ABC Books Bookshare
    29. Publisher Look Up http:// www.publisherlookup.org /
    30. In Class Face-to-Face
    31. “ Ice Breakers” and Innocent Mistakes humiliation at the start
    32. Be sure that class activities – especially first class session activities, before you know your students well – are not “accidentally” humiliating. Physical movement activities, reading aloud, being forced to write by hand, even speaking in front of a group, can force students into unplanned disclosure .
    33. Handling Computers and Mobiles in the Classroom Alternative Formats Alternative Response Forms What Universal Design looks like
    34. allow students to choose their technology, whether their technology is paper and pen, a computer, or a mobile phone. But engage those technologies. Ask those online to look things up, to share…
    35. or bring the online backchannel to the front of the classroom Today’s Meet
    36. Response to Student Work
    37. Voice Comments in Word in Word2007 http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/msoffice/?p=439 in Word2003 http://www.ewu.edu/x63277.xml
    38. Ask. How do students want feedback?
    39. http:// www.calstate.edu /accessibility/resources/
    40. Checks and Evaluation http://webaim.org/ http://www.w3.org/WAI/
    41. speedchange.blogspot.com
    42. Making Online Learning Accessible Why, What, How Ira David Socol James Socol Michigan State University College of Education

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