beyond the letter of the law: accessibility, universal design, and human-centered design in video tutorials
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Abstract
This article demonstrates how Universal and Human-Centered Design approaches can be applied to the process of library video tutorial creation in order to enhance accessibility. A series of questions that creators should consider in order to focus their design process is discussed. These questions break down various physical and cognitive limitations that users encounter, providing a framework for future video creation that is not dependent on specific software. By approaching accommodations more holistically, videos are created with accessibility in mind from their conception. Working toward the ideal of a video tutorial that is accessible to every user leads to the creation of more clearly worded, effective learning objects that are much more inclusive, making instructional concepts available to users of all abilities.
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| Authors | ;Amanda S. Clossen |
| Journal | astrophysical journal |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.5195/palrap.2014.43
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