Microsoft Accessibility

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This service is for faculty, staff, and students.

Microsoft 365 has a number of resources to help you make your Word, PowerPoint, and other Microsoft content more accessible.

Overview

  1. Start by checking the accessibility of your content with the Accessibility Checker. You can open and run this checker directly from the item you want to check.
  2. Watch a video lesson to learn how to correct an issue.
  3. Visit the resource links to find in-depth information about accessibility for a specific version of a Microsoft app.

Microsoft Accessibility Checker

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     Using the Microsoft Accessibility Checker

 

 

Accessibility Video Training

Visit the Microsoft 365 video training library to learn how to address any issues that are found while using the accessibility checker.

Accessibility Video Training

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Create Accessible Content in Microsoft 365 Apps

For each of the Microsoft Apps below: visit the link, select your version, and view the Best Practices table for helping making your content accessible.

Outlook iconOutlook

 

 

Word icon  Word

 

 

excel icon  Excel

 

 

PowerPoint icon  PowerPoint

 

 

OneNote icon  OneNote

 

 

SharePoint icon  SharePoint

 

 

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Article ID: 132617
Created
Fri 5/21/21 11:19 AM
Modified
Tue 9/3/24 9:55 PM

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