Overview
Increasingly, patients receive information on their smartphones, via websites, or through electronic health records. But even expertly-written, well-designed materials might inadvertently include content that is partially or entirely inaccessible to users with disabilities. In this session, we'll cover issues users often face and common practices that lead to digital inaccessibility in Microsoft Work and PowerPoint. Attendees will learn basic techniques to create meaningful visuals and content that are screenreader-friendly, while still employing health-literate practices. To augment the session, we'll also provide a resource list and links to accessible templates.
Speaker
Kelli Ham, MLIS University of California, Los Angeles
Handouts
The Bridge to Understanding
Video