Accessibility

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ABBYY Fine Reader: complex OCR
ABBYY Fine Reader  is a tool that l ibrarians, archivists, and academic researchers use to digitize and analyze archival collections. It is installed on the computers in the Digital Media and Collaboration Lab in Carpenter Library and avail...
Adobe Acrobat Pro: Make PDFs accessible
Adobe Acrobat Pro is a tool you can use to make PDFs accessible. The process to make PDFs accessible involves  three steps  that are outlined below.  Before you start , you will need access to the following: Adobe Acrobat...
Helperbird
The Helperbird web browser extension adds customizable tools that make it easier to read and write online, such as  enhanced contrast,  text-to-speech, or word prediction. For more information, s ee Helperbird's website for a full li...
Sensus Access: Convert documents to accessible formats
Use the Sensus Access Document Converter to convert documents to formats that meet your accessibility needs. Simply upload a document to the document converter website, choose the output format you need (more accessible PDF or text file,   ...
Moodle: Convert documents using Sensus Access
The Sensus Access Document Converter activity enables Moodle course participants to convert course files to formats that meet their accessibility needs. Once the Sensus activity is added to a course, students can use it for all files posted...
Ally: Check course document accessibility (for instructors)
Bryn Mawr College's  Accessibility Policy for Classroom Instruction  requires that documents shared through Moodle are accessible, and accessibility is  an important component  of the  Universal Design for Learning (URL) frame...
Ally: Convert documents to accessible formats (for students)
Ally   is a tool integrated into Moodle that helps make course content more accessible. With Ally, you can easily convert course documents into accessible formats such as Immersive Reader, Audio, and Braille. Ally will automatically be avail...