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Go to the View Tab in the Ribbon.
Go to the Master Views Section and click on Slide Master.
With the Slide Master tab open, copy your image and place it on your slide.
Exit the Slide Master and the image is now on every slide. The screen reader will also not have access to it, so this method will save the reader time.
You can create an accessible footer by deleting the footer textbox at the bottom of the slide in the Slide Master view and replacing it with your own text box. When you exit out of the Slide Master, use the Tab key to make sure your header or footer cannot be selected. This means your header and footer is accessible, we do not want screen readers to read headers and footers.
Section 3.7: Footnotes
Any footnotes made in your PowerPoint will be read by a screen reader. However, there is no way to go from a superscript to its relevant footnote. This means that your title will be read first, then the content of the slide, and finally your footnotes. If you use multiple footnotes in one slide, then a person using a screen reader may have a hard time knowing the footnotes purpose. However, they do have the ability to reread the slide when it is finished. So the information can still reach them, albeit after a little time. To create a footnote,
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