6. Check your knowledge
All the answers to the quiz questions can be found in this module.
Your response data will not be gathered if you answer the questions below. Take a screenshot of Your result at the end of the quiz if you are required to show you have completed it.
Accessibility quiz
There are 8 questions to answer. After you answer a question, click the arrow to move to the next question.
If you are required to get a certificate with your name, take this version of the Accessibility quiz (requires a UQ login).
Note for Teaching staff: You can download and embed both the module and H5P quiz in your course.
Module summary
What is accessibility?
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Accessibility is making sure that content is equitably available to everyone.
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Accessibility isn’t just about disability – it benefits everyone.
- People’s reasons for requiring accessible content are many and varied.
Being accessible
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Universal design is the idea of designing with everyone in mind – creating new solutions without barriers to certain groups of people.
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There are tools to allow us to simulate different accessibility problems to better understand how to solve them.
- Making sure content is accessible is a legal requirement in many sectors.
Create accessible web content
- All users should be able to access, use and understand your web content
- You can use techniques to make your content accessible, such as alternative text for images and correctly formatted tables.
Create accessible social media, documents and presentations
- Many fundamental ways of improving accessibility are the same across different platforms.
- Social media isn’t always accessible and is an easy place to start creating accessible content.
Study hacks
- The use of accessibility features isn’t restricted to people with disabilities – you can use assistive technology to help hack your studies.
- Operating systems have built in accessibility features that can be used as productivity tools.