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Inclusive Design and Other Superpowers
Designing for Neurodiverse Learners. Rainbow infinity symbol superimposed over light gray silhouettes of people. The logo for Scissortail Creative Services is in the corner.

Designing for Neurodiverse Learners
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Creating Accessible PowerPoints (Part 1)
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Six Tips for Accessible Meetings and Presentations
#AIDC21. Dice that spell "exclusion," but a person is turning over the "e" and "x" to make the word "inclusion."

6 Takeaways from TLDC’s Accessible & Inclusive Design Conference
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5 Inclusive Design Reminders for L&D Professionals in Honor of Disability Pride Month
Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust. Illustration of a glass with liquid pouring out.

Applying the POUR Principles to Create Accessible Documents and Presentations
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What Being in the Disabled Community Has Taught Me About Accessibility and Inclusive Design