Color Scheme Designer 3. Check for accessibility issues - PowerPoint. Like the spelling checker tells you about possible spelling errors, Accessibility Checker in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint tells you about possible accessibility issues in your Office file so you can fix these issues so someone with a disability can read and get to your content.
Use the Accessibility Checker Click File > Info. If the Accessibility Checker sees any potential issues, you will see a message next to the Check for Issues button. To view and repair the issues in your file, click Check for Issues > Check Accessibility. Your file reappears, and the Accessibility Checker task pane shows the inspection results. Click a specific issue to see Additional Information and steps you can take to change the content. Top of Page Learn about Accessibility Checker The Accessibility Checker checks your file against a set of possible issues for people who have disabilities might experience in your file.
Fixing some issues might require you to change, reformat, or update your content. Healthy & Active Communities - Dissemination. Public Data Explorer. An Effective Poster :: Creating Effective Poster Presentations. Publicity, Free Publicity, Press Release, and Public Relations Secrets. Resources - Our Stories - AHIP - SMART Fund - Vancouver Coastal Health. Resources for Storytelling to Demonstrate Change Baldwin, Christina, Storycatcher: Making Sense of Our Lives through the Power and Practice of Story. New World Library, 2005. Barbato, Joseph, Writing for a Good Cause: The Complete Guide to Crafting Proposals and Other Persuasive Pieces for Nonprofits. Simon & Schuster, 2001. Chartier, Bob & Sylvie Lapointe. Get Real: The Art and Power of Storytelling in Workplace Communities, National Managers Community. 2007 www.managers-gestionnaires.gc.ca Cox, Allison M. and David Albert (eds.), The Healing Heart– Communities: Storytelling to Build Strong and Healthy Communities.
New Society Publishers, Gabriola Island, BC, 2003. Examples of Storytelling to Demonstrate Change Related to Plenaries Ron Labonte: Evan Adams: OCAP principles - OCAP (Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession) means that First Nations control data collection processes in their communities. Appreciative Inquiry & Appreciative Interviews Hammond, Sue Annis. David Abram.
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