Accessible and inclusive design in Canvas

tle:1a70f6bd-c0fa-48bf-9641-70ce6fa0316e:4399f5b5-02b3-4d8f-ac67-7d348c720fd1:1This video provides an overview of seven key Universal Design for Learning and digital accessibility principles and demonstrates how to apply these in a Canvas page. The Canvas accessibility checker is also introduced. Duration: [7:04] Key sections: [00:00] - Introduction [00:26] - Canvas accessibility checker [00:59] - Content structure [01:53] - Readability [02:54] - Colour [04:10] - Descriptive links [04:36] - Tables [05:17] - Images and graphics [05:54] - Video and audio [06:28] - Review [06:46] - Learn more [06:55] - Credit

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