ACCESS-ed Resource Description

Easy to understand, but on the whole, this may not be as useful as some lecture halls are really big- what do you do then?

Practical easy to use information.

Easy to understand and making sure that the font size is big enough for individual's that sit further away in a lecture hall. Also having the font on a back ground that makes the font pop out.

Very easy to understand and definitely needed, especially when presenting strictly over computers these days.

I did have a hard time accessing the link to this PowerPoint lecture for some reason, but overall I thought the information was interesting, especially knowing about the right minimum font size for accessible media depending on how far the seatings are from the screen.

I think that this powerpoint is straightforward and useful. The first slide details the guidelines to follow and how to measure while the second slide gives actual examples of font sizes and how they look on the screen.

This powerpoint is easy to understand and follow. It is a great resource for individuals to use to make their media accessible to all individuals. This is good to follow, especially since online classes have become more popular since COVID.

I liked this presentation for helping to determine font sizes for accessibility. Many students reviewed above noting the issue of large lecture halls and limited seating. I would argue there should be a push to distribute slides to be viewed on personal devices to address this issue, allowing students who need better viewing to see closer up on their own device. If a presenter is not comfortable sharing slides, the alternative is using a Zoom call with screen-sharing so a student can join the call in the classroom, with the screen-share enlarged on their laptop.