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\uD83D\uDCD8 Instructions
Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Accessible Links
When creating links, it is very important that they are easy to identify and are not URLs. To make them visible for readers with disabilities, have the link stand out a little. A good way to make the link stand out is by underlining the link, and maybe changing the color.
Copy a URL into Microsoft Powerpoint.
Right-Click the URL and click Hyperlink.
In the Edit Hyperlink Box, go to the Text to Display box and type in a name for the URL. Make it simple, like YouTube Homepage, or Fredonia Homepage.
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Rules to Follow when Creating Links
Rule 1: Always include meaningful text.
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Are Links to Other Slides Accessible?
Linking from one slide to another should be avoided. However, there is an exception is if you are presenting the slide show yourself and know the way through the slides.
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