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Microsoft 365 Making Files Accessible: Bits & Bytes

SS Course: 3000803

Course Overview

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This Bits & Bytes session equips users with the tools and know-how to make Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files inclusive and accessible for all. Whether you're prepping documents for colleagues with disabilities or aiming to meet compliance standards, this quick course helps you do it right beautifully and confidently.

This is a demonstration style webinar and Q&A Session only, no software/files

                                                                  

Scheduled Classes

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12/16/25 - VIR - Live Virtual Demo w/ Q&A - Live Virtual Demo w/ Q&A (click to enroll)
03/19/26 - VIR - Live Virtual Demo w/ Q&A - Live Virtual Demo w/ Q&A (click to enroll)
06/22/26 - VIR - Live Virtual Demo w/ Q&A - Live Virtual Demo w/ Q&A (click to enroll)

What You'll Learn

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  • Understand what accessibility means in the context of Microsoft 365

  • Format Word documents for screen reader compatibility

  • Design Excel workbooks with accessible structure and clarity

  • Build PowerPoint presentations that are both stunning and inclusive

  • Use built-in accessibility checkers to ensure compliance

Outline

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What Is Accessibility?

  • Defining accessibility in digital documents
  • Understanding common user needs: visual, auditory, motor, cognitive

Accessible Word Documents

  • Heading structures
  • Alt text for images
  • Proper use of tables and lists
  • Contrast and font choices

Accessible Excel Workbooks

  • Naming sheets and using meaningful labels
  • Avoiding merged cells and using clear structures
  • Adding alt text to charts and visuals

Accessible PowerPoint Presentations

  • Slide titles and reading order
  • Color contrast and visual clarity
  • Best practices for slide design
  • Best practices for multimedia content

The Accessibility Checker

  • How to run and interpret Microsoft s accessibility reports
  • Fixing issues and learning from feedback

Prerequisites

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Basic familiarity with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. No accessibility background needed this is where it begins!

    Who Should Attend

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    Administrative professionals, content creators, managers, educators, HR teams, and anyone who shares digital content within or beyond the organization.

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