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Google's suite of office tools have some, but not many, accessibility functions. You can manually add Headers for structure and alternate text to images. However, Google's tools lack an Accessibility Checker and do not allow for accessible tables.
Do not save either Google Documents or Slides directly to a PDF. Saving as a PDF removes any accessibility you may have added to your document. Instead save your work as either a Word document or PowerPoint slide presentation which keeps the accessible work. Then save to a PDF.
Google Documents has a few accessibility options you can use to make a more accessible document.
Adding Headings for Document Structure
Add Alternate Text to Image
Google Slides has even very limited accessibility options, but it does allow you to add alternate text to images.
Add Alternate Text to Image