Reserve Tufts Web Client - Changing Reservation Details

This session covers basic remediation of a PDF document for accessibility. Chapters include: 00:00 Introduction 01:17 Setting Up Your Workspace 02:37 The Tag Tree 04:09 The Accessibility Checker 06:52 Title - Failed 07:41 Logical Reading Order - Needs Manual Check 09:18 Figures Alternate Text - Failed 11:21 Headings - Appropriate Nesting Failed 13:11 Tables - Headers Failed 14:47 Untagged PDFs 15:54 The Action Wizard (Windows) 16:27 The Action Wizard - Make Accessible 18:43 SensusAccess - Tagged PDF Conversion

In this session we will look at how people with low vision use screen magnifiers.

Desktop shortcuts give you a way to access your most important Box contents right from your device's desktop, rather than going to the Tufts Box website or through Box Drive. (Note: Box Drive is required to use this feature.)Helpful links: Tufts Box service page (Access Tufts) - https://access.tufts.edu/box Tufts Box User Guide - https://it.tufts.edu/guides/box-data-storage-and-collaboration/

Learn how to set your desired home page on the Tufts Box website!Helpful links: Tufts Box service page (Access Tufts) - https://access.tufts.edu/box Tufts Box User Guide - https://it.tufts.edu/guides/box-data-storage-and-collaboration/

Tags are custom labels you can apply to content in Box, making it easier to classify and locate.Helpful links: Tufts Box service page (Access Tufts) - https://access.tufts.edu/box Tufts Box User Guide - https://it.tufts.edu/guides/box-data-storage-and-collaboration/

Bookmarks are links. They live in your Box folders and they point to destinations that you set, either files/folders in Box or outside websites.Helpful links: Tufts Box service page (Access Tufts) - https://access.tufts.edu/box Tufts Box User Guide - https://it.tufts.edu/guides/box-data-storage-and-collaboration/