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How to make your classroom more accessible

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Microsoft's mission is to empower all people and all organizations to achieve more. The classroom is no different. Microsoft Windows and Windows-based applications like Office, together with other assistive technologies, offer features that make computers easier to use for everyone – giving teachers the opportunity to provide personalized learning, and students an improved experience and equal opportunity in the classroom.

education.microsoft.com/GetTrained/accessibility

You can create alternative text (Alt Text) for shapes, pictures, charts, SmartArt graphics, or other objects in your Office document. Alt Text helps people with visual impairments understand pictures and other graphical content. When someone uses a screen reader to view documents, they will hear Alt Text; without Alt Text, they will only know they've reached a picture without knowing what the picture shows.
support.office.com/en-us/article/add-alternativ…

Presentation Translator live subtitling is powered by the Microsoft Translator live feature, a personal universal translator that enables up to 500 people to have translated conversations on their favorite device through the Translator app or on the web at translate.it.
Want to view a demo of how to set-up Presentation Translator from start-to-finish? Check out the video below.

The Microsoft Translator live feature is built using Microsoft Translator core speech translation technology, the Microsoft Translator API, an Azure Cognitive Service.
In addition, Presentation Translator also integrates the speech recognition customization capabilities of Custom Speech Service (CSS) from Azure’s Cognitive Services to adapt speech recognition to the vocabulary used in the presentation.
translator.microsoft.com/help/presentation-tran…


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Microsoft Education published this 1:27 video tutorial on October 25, 2019. It has been watched 4,573 times on YouTube.

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