ACCESS-ed Resource Description

easy to understand and usable.

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very usefully tool that can be easily applied

This is very helpful and easy to apply to presentations that we make for classes and in professional settings.

This is a helpful tool for students, teachers, and professionals who give presentations. Font size, as well as the font type and color are important components of an accessible presentation.

This is a beneficial tool to use when trying to prepare a professional presentation. It is very valuable to know as I progress in my education and my professional life.

This is a very useful tool to use when preparing presentations. It covers a large amount of information on the components of an accessible presentation.

I enjoyed the Slideshow AUDIT because I used it often during class. Through 5 accessibility sections and 5 usability sections, it covers a large amount of information including color contrast, grouping of concepts, proper use of EqTDs, and putting the correct amount of text on each slide. This AUDIT was an excellent tool to check slideshows against for accessibility issues.

I think this is a great resource. Its overall very clear and easy to use. It's very helpful at addressing possible inaccessibility factors within a powerpoint and how to fix those problems.

Pretty thorough and easy to use. There is a typo on the last question for the accessibility tab. I believe it should say "Slides do not have..." instead of "Slides to not have..." Overall a great resource for slide accessibility.

It would be helpful if it incorporated dynamic elements of presentations like if there were sections on videos or narrative pieces like if audio was incorporated into the presentation. Otherwise, I think it addresses visual elements very well.

Since being introduced to the Slide Show AUDIT, I have found myself returning to this resource as I prepare presentations. My only note is that Accessibility Section 5 - Other Slide Features feels rather unspecific. I think it could be helpful if the AUDIT directed the user to further resources to check things like videos or audio features more thoroughly.