Accessible Word Documents using Microsoft Word Reviews

picked up some good tips

I could have done with some practice actually making some documents accessible but other than that I learnt a lot.

The only improvement I would suggest would be more hands-on editing of word documents, rather than just watching the trainer do it. We could even all work on the same documents and follow through the steps, mimicking the trainer. Personally I find that I remember things better if I have done them myself. However this was generally really good, the explanations were clear and the pace was good, so I still learned a lot.

I didn't realise the course was focused on accessible documents for the visually impaired. I think this should be reflected in the title of the course. I learnt a few good tips for writing documents in the future.

Maybe it would be useful to have a section where we see a screen reader in action.

If the instructors had more of an understanding on screen readers that would be useful. Otherwise excellent I understand how to use word much better.

Thanks - that was helpful

Good overall, found getting logged in quite stressful despite starting early but sounds like it was unavoidable. Shelley very concise.

I thought Shelley was very patient and she seemed to understand the issues people face with IT very well. The format worked well as it prevented people getting left behind - Shelley checked regularly whether people understood. I found the training very useful as I didn't realize all the things I'm not currently doing!

I learned lots of tips that can easily be put into practice every day, and hopefully make things I produce more accessible more quickly. I liked the style of training.