Part Six: Resources Resources have been provided throughout the publication. These are additional resources that may interest you. Each of the resources included in this section has been curated by the authors/contributors to this publication. These resources fit the following criteria for posting: Materials were relevant to the topic, as well as informative and useful to Extension programs and professionals. Materials were easily accessible in some type of online format.
Accessible U: University of Minnesota
This webpage explores the ins and outs of how to create web accessible content. Very specific how-to guides. URL: https://accessibility.umn.edu/what-you-can-do/create-accessible-content/social-media
Basic Checklist for Online Content Accessibility: Michigan State University
This is a short checklist providing tips on how to make content more accessible. URL: https://webaccess.msu.edu/Help_and_Resources/checklist.html
Digital Accessibility: Cornell Cooperative Extension This website contains a wealth of resources about digital accessibility, including links to downloadable reference guides, and resources and tips by content type. Especially helpful are the tools and techniques for those with low- bandwidth. URL: http://accessibility.cce.cornell.edu/
Social Media Accessibility: Utah State University This document contains some simple but effective tips designed to improve social media accessibility. Tips
and how-to instructions are provided for a range of social media platforms. URL : http://www.usu.edu/umac/web-communications/Social-Media-Accessibility.pdf
Social Media Accessibility Guidelines: Princeton University These comprehensive guidelines are designed to help users increase social media accessibility. Topics include alt text, video captioning, use of emojis and GIFS, and more. URL : https://accessibility.princeton.edu/policy/social-media
Explore Access: Accessible Online Learning Toolkit – University of Arkansas Explore Access is a web resource of the University of Arkansas – Partners for Inclusive Communities. This toolkit was developed in response to COVID-19 and provides important information about how to design an accessible online course. Comprehensive and easy to use. URL: https://exploreaccess.org/accessible-online-course/
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