Final Course Activity

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Final PDF Course Activity

 

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Complete this final PDF course activity to see if you have mastered PDF accessibility!

 

 

 

Directions

 
  1. Use the rubric as guidance. 
  2. Download this Download inaccessible Word Course Syllabus, then use the techniques you have learned in this training to assess and repair accessibility issues. 
  3. When you have finished remediating the provided document, export the Word Doc to a PDF using Adobe Acrobat DC. 
  4. Apply the additional steps of remediation to the PDF version. 
  5. Return to this page and compare your accessible PDF version to the PDF version in the Download Word Course Syllabus Answer Key. 
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Rubric

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PDF Accessibility Rubric - Final Activity (1)
PDF Accessibility Rubric - Final Activity (1)
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Remediating an Inaccessible PDF
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Great Job!
Your Accessible PDF has searchable text and descriptive meta tags. It is tagged appropriately and the tags panel has a logical reading order. There is a logical heading, reading order. Proper list application is present. Alt Text is descriptive and meaningful. Images are formatted correctly allowing assistive technologies access to them. Tables have header rows and/or columns, a table summary, and alt text.
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Almost There!
Your PDF has searchable text. Descriptive meta tags may be missing or incomplete. The PDF is tagged, but some objects are not tagged correctly to help screen readers determine what type of text or object it is interpreting. Some images have descriptive and meaningful alt text. There are some reading order issues according to the Tags Panel. Tables may be missing header rows and/or columns, captions, and alt text.
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Oops - Try Again!
Your PDF has logical reading issues, presents inaccessible images due to formatting, and lacks tags. Tables need to be formatted correctly to allow screen readers to access the information in a logical reading order.