If you use the Google Suite, you’re no doubt familiar with the daily creep of Gemini and other Google-based AI tools into your documents. In Google Slides, you’re constantly prompted to “beautify” your slide using Nano Banana, Google Gemini’s image-generation … Continue reading Unpacking the accessibility trap of Google Slides’ “Beautify” feature
Accessibility is an essential part of creating an inclusive campus community. As technology, teaching methods, and campus services evolve, ensuring that everyone can access information and participate fully is both a shared responsibility and a key priority in higher education. … Continue reading A New Hub for Accessibility Questions and Resources at Swarthmore
Apple’s Background Sounds is an feature available on iPhones, iPads and Apple desktops running iOS 15 or later. It’s designed to help users stay focused, calm, and centered—whether you’re studying, relaxing, or managing sensory input. Here are a few reasons … Continue reading Apple’s “Background Sounds”: Focus, Calm, and Accessibility in One Feature
Around my junior year of high school, I knew that I wanted to pursue a career in ethical technology and artificial intelligence. Although being a career field that was still in some ways emerging, it was still too broad. Tech … Continue reading How Digital Accessibility Opened New Career Possibilities for Me
You may have noticed that the filescan block looks a bit different in your Moodle course this semester. Well, that’s because it is! This summer we’ve been hard at work rewriting the filescan block to harder, better, faster and stronger. … Continue reading Say Hello 👋 to the New Moodle Accessibility Filescan Block
Panopto’s latest version has some exciting new accessibility features. Take a look at just a few of their new features below. Caption Editing Find and Replace ASR (Automatic Speech Recognition) powered caption editing enables customers to quickly identify captions that may … Continue reading Panopto New Accessibility Features
