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[[image:T_for_Tips width="50" height="50"]] Tips

 * Universal Design for Learning & Software Examples of UDL
 * Making Microsoft Word Accessible
 * Making Microsoft PowerPoint Accessible
 * Readability
 * Use of Images, Fonts and Color
 * Web Accessibility (opens new wiki, //No Limits or Boundaries: Creating accessible web pages and documents//, in new window)

[[image:T_for_Tricks width="50" height="50"]] Tricks

 * General Tricks
 * Podcasts
 * Classroom Management and Behavior Charts
 * Seating Plans and Classroom Arrangement
 * Organization of Projects
 * Simulations: How does it feel?
 * Keyboard Shortcuts, Mnemonics, and Mouse-Keyboard Combos

[[image:T_for_Tools width="50" height="50"]] Tools

 * Reading and Writing Supports: Screen Readers and Text to Speech
 * Spelling Supports
 * Vocabulary Supports
 * Fun with Words
 * Concept Maps and Graphic Organizers
 * Collaboration Tools
 * Numbers, Graphing and Mathematics Tools

Resources

 * Keyboarding
 * Disability Links
 * Teacher Tools

'T" images from [|Spelling with Flickr] metaatem.net/words/

When using graphics for text, always provide the equivalent text using the “alt” attribute of the tag so that the text is available to nonvisual users, users with images disabled, and software such as search engines. from [|Web Style Guide] www.webstyleguide.com/wsg3/8-typography/index.html The button “Select text & click for speech” is from [|vozMe] vozme.com/webmasters.php?lang=en You can download this free tool to add speech – in either a male or female voice - to your website. You can also add text to the home page of the web site and have it read to you as an mp3 file.