Tools and Resources
Tip Sheets & Posterettes
Developed by the ACCESS-ed team, these documents provide short practical hand-outs on specific UDE topics.
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Creating an Accessible Logo
This posterette provides guidelines to make universally designed logos.
R2D2 Center at UW-Milwaukee
Creating an Accessible Logo Posterette
DARC Positon Description
Prepared in posterette format for handy distribution.
R2D2 Center at UW-Milwaukee
Font Size for Accessible Media in the Classroom
These two Power Point slides provide a guideline to insure that the font size within print media are accessible when projected.
ACCESS-ed Project
How to Determine Font Size for Accessible Media
No Manual Formatting
In word processed documents (that are not RTF files), formatting with the use of "B" or "I" or by manually organizing content with tabs, underlines, etc. provides structure and organization that is only available to sighted readers. Using the "styles" features of word processing software is essential to creating documents that are universally designed.
Procurement for Accessible Goods & Materials
This posterette describes recommended steps to ensure maximum accessibility when acquiring goods and materials - custom or "off the shelf".
R2D2 Center at UW-Milwaukee
Remodeling Posterette
Before engaging in a remodeling project, here are some tips for accessibility.
Top 10 Tips for UD in the Classroom
A summary of the "basics" to introduce UD into your classroom.
R2D2 Center at UW-Milwaukee
Writing EqTDs Posterette
The essential "bare-bones" of what needs to be in an equivalent text description and where the EqTD is placed in the document. Whenever you create a document, electronic or paper, any non-text element (picture, graph, "eye-candy") is not accessible to many individuals.
R2D2 Center at UW-Milwaukee
