Contents

1. Accessibility Statement

   1. Accessibility features of the web version of this resource
   2. Other file formats available
   3. Known accessibility issues and areas for improvement
   4. Accessibility standards
   5. Let us know if you are having problems accessing this toolkit

2. About This Toolkit

3. Acknowledgements

4. Introduction

   1. Why an accessibility toolkit?
   2. Updates to the second edition
   3. What is Pressbooks?
5. I. Key Concepts

   1. 1. Universal Design

      1. Definition 1
      2. Definition 2
      3. Why Universal Design?

   2. 2. Using Personas

      1. Mark
      2. Jacob
      3. Diana
      4. Trish
      5. Ann
      6. Steven
6. II. Best Practices

   1. 3. Organizing Content

      1. Who are you doing this for?
      2. Why is this important?
      3. What do you need to do?
      4. Media Attributions

   2. 4. Images

      1. What are images?
      2. Why are you including the images you have selected?
      3. Who are you doing this for?
      4. What do you need to do?
      5. Functional images
      6. Decorative images
      7. Using colour
      8. Long description example

   3. 5. Links

      1. What are links?
      2. Why are you including the links you have selected?
      3. Who are you doing this for?
      4. What do you need to do?

   4. 6. Tables

      1. What are tables?
      2. Are your tables simple or complex?
      3. Who are you doing this for?
      4. What do you need to do?
      5. Create simple tables
      6. Media Attributions

   5. 7. Multimedia

      1. What are multimedia?
      2. What types of multimedia are you including?
      3. Who are you doing this for?
      4. What do you need to do?
      5. Transcripts
      6. Captions
      7. Audio descriptions

   6. 8. Formulas

      1. What are formulas?
      2. Who are you doing this for?
      3. What do you need to do?
      4. MathML
      5. Image with an alt tag
      6. LaTeX
      7. Additional resources

   7. 9. Font Size

      1. What is font size?
      2. Who are you doing this for?
      3.  What do you need to do?

   8. 10. Colour Contrast

      1. What is colour contrast?
      2. What role does colour play in the delivery of your content?
      3. Who are you doing this for?
      4. What do you need to do?

   9. 11. Accessibility Statements

      Josie Gray

      1. What is an accessibility statement?
      2. Who are you doing this for?
      3. What do you need to do?
      4. Accessibility of This Resource
      5. Known Accessibility Issues and Areas for Improvement
      6. Let Us Know if You are Having Problems Accessing This Book
      7. Additional resources

7. Appendix A: Checklist for Accessibility

   1. Organizing content
   2. Images
   3. Links
   4. Tables
   5. Multimedia
   6. Formulas
   7. Font size

8. Appendix B: Redesign or Accommodation Activity Guidelines

   1. About the “Redesign or Accommodation” activity
   2. Attributions

9. Appendix C: Inclusive Design Webinar Series

   1. Part 1: Inclusive Design
   2. Part 2: Presentations
   3. Part 3: Pressbooks
   4. Part 4: Inaccessibility
   5. CARL Webinar: How to Create Inclusive and Accessible OER

10. Appendix D: Improve Online Course Accessibility Video

11. List of Links by Chapter for Print Users

    1. About This Toolkit
    2. Acknowledgements
    3. Introduction
    4. Accessibility Statement
    5. Universal Design
    6. Using Personas
    7. Organizing Content
    8. Images
    9. Links
    10. Tables
    11. Multimedia
    12. Formulas
    13. Font Size
    14. Colour Contrast
    15. Accessibility Statements
    16. Appendix A: Checklist for Accessibility
    17. Appendix B: Redesign or Accommodation Activity Guidelines
    18. Appendix C: Inclusive Design Webinar Series
    19. Versioning History

12. Bibliography

13. Versioning History