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A guide to accessible online communication
Why
Participant experience
Advocacy statements from people with lived experience
- Blindness and vision impairment
- Neurodiversity
- Physical disability,
- Deaf and hard of hearing.
How
- Accessible documents and presentations,
- Videos, narrative, captions, pinning interpreters, transcripts
- Captioning guidelines
- Accessibility Etiquette
Who
- Sourcing specialists
- Captioning options
- Transcripts
- Auslan interpreters
3 steps to Preparing
for Accessible Online Meetings and Events (Resource)
Step 1 Preplanning
- Marketing and registration
- Participant requirements
- Accessible materials
- Budgetary decisions
- Sourcing specialists
- Preplanning checklist
Step 2 On the Day
- Host instructions
- Moderator tips
- Accessibility Etiquette
- On the day Checklist
Step 3 Final Steps
- Providing post event access
- Terminology and Acronyms
- Final steps checklist
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