The eLearning Programs & Support Center offers the following links to Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) resources, particularly focussed on Instructional Materials.
CSULA and CSU Resources
- Learn more about these eLPS ATI Workshops:
- Captioning Video Using MAGpie
- Creating Accessible PDF files
- Creating Accessible Word files
- Creating an Interactive Syllabus
- Creating Accessible PowerPoint files
- eLPS ATI Workshops Schedule
- eLPS ATI Informational Handout
- CSULA Accessible Technology Initiative
- CSU Web Accessibility Initiative
Other Resources
- CSULA Library Captioned Video Titles -- Please note: This may not be a comprehensive list of all titles with Closed Caption. It reflects all the titles in the CSULA Library catalog for which a "note field" or "subject heading" field denoted that the title had closed captioning.
- Apple's Accessibility Resources
- Adobe's "Achieving Accessibility with PDF" -- Archived webinar.
- "Designed-in Accessibility" -- May 28, 2009 webinar with Tom Jewett. (1 hour)
- Resources for Teaching and Learning the Accessibility of Technology -- This site is a project of the Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) of the California State University system.
- "From Where I Sit" -- A powerful video series featuring eight CSU students with disabilities who share their experiences in the college classroom.
- The Web AIM (Web Accessibility in Mind) site has a lot of good information, like this page on fonts
- Automated Captions in YouTube -- YouTube has "combined Google's automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology with the YouTube caption system to offer automatic captions, or auto-caps for short. . . . The captions will not always be perfect . . . but even when they're off, they can still be helpful—and the technology will continue to improve with time."