Lectures and presentations, whether delivered live or recorded or both, can be made more accessible with some easy adjustments that benefit all learners. Utilize high-contrast, large-font slides, keep text on slides minimal, and verbally describe visuals to create an inclusive experience. Captioning your multimedia, leveraging accessibility checkers, and maintaining thoughtful recording practices ensure your content reaches everyone effectively. Tips also include camera positioning, student privacy considerations, and smart editing strategies.
Explore our recommendations to make your presentations more accessible in DELTA’s latest Teaching Resources article on accessibility: Creating and Recording Accessible Lectures and Presentations.
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