Equidox is a cloud based PDF remediation platform that simplifies the process of making digital documents accessible when the original documents are unavailable. Whether you are sharing course readings, administrative forms, research outputs, or event materials, Equidox helps you tag, structure, and review PDFs to meet accessibility compliance standards quickly and efficiently.

This toolkit will explain what Equidox is, and show you how to request an account. 

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Web accessibility means that people with disabilities can interact, understand, perceive, and contribute content to the web. In Canvas, you can utilize the integrated tool, Ally. View the toolkit to learn more about why and how to use Ally in Canvas. 

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Add alternative text (alt text) to images in Canvas to improve accessibility for all learners, especially those using screen readers. Alt text provides a brief, meaningful description of an image's content and function. Read the toolkit to learn how to add alt text to images in your Canvas course.

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MediaPlus is ASU’s video streaming tool. This tool allows users to generate and edit a transcript for uploaded video content. This toolkit covers how and why to use this feature. 

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This toolkit provides an introduction to creating Accessible tables and images in word processing. Learn about why and how to make tables and images accessible in Microsoft Word and Microsoft PowerPoint. 

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Web accessibility means that people with disabilities can interact, understand, perceive, and contribute content to the web. In Canvas, you can utilize the built-in accessibility features. This written guide will show you how to get started with the built-in Canvas Accessibility checker. 

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This toolkit provides an overview of providing accessibility in PDFs, Microsoft Word Documents, and Google Documents, as well as best practices and resources.  

Access Toolkit : Accessibility in Word Processing

ScreenPal, formerly known as Screencast-o-Matic, is a tool that allows for screen recording, editing, and voice overs in one platform. In this toolkit, we will discuss how to install ScreenPal, troubleshooting, and finding ScreenPal Tutorials.

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This toolkit provides an overview of what peer reviews are and reasons for using them, using XKits, creating peer reviews, best practices, and related resources. 

Highlights of this toolkit: Creating peer reviews using Google docs and slides, Best practices, and Resources

Toolkit:  Peer Reviews in Google

This toolkit is a guide for instructors to set up and utilize sections in Canvas.

Highlights include:

• An explanation of what sections in Canvas are
• Benefits of using sections
• Screenshots and a step-by-step guide to create a section in Canvas

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