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This guide explains how to caption videos in Canvas Studio using three main methods: auto-generated captions, uploading caption files, and external transcription tools like Otter.ai. Users can access Studio from the global navigation bar, request captions, and review/edit them before publishing. Auto-generated captions are about 85% accurate and should be reviewed. Uploaded captions must be in .srt or .vtt format. After publishing, users can download captions as transcripts. For more accurate

This article demonstrates how to use header formatting in various documents and Canvas resources. It's a small but powerful habit for screen reader accessibility. And it looks rad!

Making lists accessible in Canvas helps ensure that content is understandable and navigable for all users, especially those using assistive technologies like screen readers. Here’s a more detailed breakdown of how creating accessible lists improves accessibility and solves common issues:

Creating descriptive links in Canvas (or any digital content) is essential for accessibility. It ensures that all users — including those using screen readers — understand where a link will take them, without needing to read surrounding content.

This article demonstrates how to present information in tables in a way students and screen readers can absorb quickly and easily. Well-structured tables improve accessibility, comprehension, and learning outcomes for all students.

This article demonstrates appropriate and inappropriate color use in course pages and instructional materials. Using color mindfully ensures accessibility for all students, including those with visual impairments or color blindness.

This article demonstrates how to add alternative text (alt text) to images in existing documents and resources, focusing primarily on PowerPoint and Canvas resources. Alt text is essential for accessibility, ensuring content is understandable by screen readers for individuals with visual impairments.

Instructure recommends using Canvas's built-in Equation Editor to create accessible equations. This tool supports LaTeX and MathML, ensuring that equations are readable by screen readers. Avoid using images of equations unless necessary, and always provide descriptive alt text. Use Canvas’s Accessibility Checker to ensure your content is fully accessible.