Be in the know!
Using inclusive and non-discriminatory language helps everyone engage in meaningful dialogue. If you’ve ever felt uncertain about how to refer to someone with a disability, the appropriate thing to do is to ask, rather than make assumptions.
Be accessible!
Whether you are a student, faculty, or staff member – there are many things you can do to be more inclusive. Being accessible helps everyone! Take time to learn how you can help make our campus as accessible as possible.
Provincial Accessible Parking Permit Procedure
ACCESSIBLE TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES
- Accessibility Center ~ MS Office
- Accessibility Checker
- Accessibility Features in WINDOWS 10
- Accessibility Features on a MAC
- Accessible drop counter for people with blindness or vision loss
- ACCESSIBLE TEMPLATES in MS Office 2016
- Add ALTERNATIVE TEXT to pictures, charts and more
- Add CAPTIONS to a video
- Clear Print Accessibility Guide~ Published by CNIB
- Creating an ACCESSIBLE SCIENCE LAB
- DICTATE Text on your MAC
- DICTATE Text Using Speech Recognition in WINDOWS
- DYSLEXIC-friendly Font~ Calibri & Myriad Pro are easier to read
- GROUP WORK ~ Collaborate in Real-Time in POWER POINT
- HEAR Text Read Aloud in WORD 2016 (Online version only)
- HEAR Text Read Aloud on your MAC
- HEAR Text Read Aloud using Narrator in WINDOWS
- Office 365: Set up Accessibility Features on ANY device
- OneNOTE 2016 Training Guide
- Stay FOCUSED on your iPad with Guided Access
- Take NOTES in OneNOTE with synchronized AUDIO RECORDING