Program Description
Recorded: March 24, 2026 – Accessible digital content means the content is designed in a way that it can be used by a wide range of people. This includes people with disabilities such as learning, physical, and vision limitations. Everyone can get the information they need if it is accessible.
This webinar builds on the information provided in Creating Accessible Documents – The Basics (February 18, 2026). It will present principles for creating accessible digital content in presentations. It will also cover the best practices for using video and audio in presentations. The concepts will be demonstrated using a MacBook Pro.
- Built-in tools: Participants will learn how to create accessible tables, lists and columns.
- Alt-Text: Participants will learn about creating alt-text in presentations.
- Visual presentation: Participants will learn about color contrast tools.
- Document Navigation: Participants will learn about navigation of digital contents and reading order in presentations.
- Video Captioning and Audio Descriptions: Participants will learn about options for hard-of-hearing and blind communities to experience digital media.
Presenter
Leilani Carlson, Maine CITE Director – Leilani (Lani) is the director of Maine CITE, the state’s assistive technology program. Since joining the organization in July 2022 and transitioning to Director in July 2025, she has focused on expanding access to resources that help Mainers with disabilities lead more independent lives. Before joining Maine CITE, Lani spent a decade as the Maine AgrAbility Project Coordinator, where she supported agricultural workers with chronic illnesses and disabilities through direct assistance and education. Her professional background also includes over 15 years in the environmental engineering and consulting industry. This diverse experience informs her well-rounded approach to accessibility, digital inclusion, and community support across Maine.
Resources
Please note that a certificate of attendance is not provided for watching the recorded webinar. To receive a certificate of attendance you must have attended the live training, completed the evaluation, and included your email address.
Resources discussed in webinar:
Creating Accessible Digital Content and Presentations (Part 2) PowerPoint – PDF
Creating Accessible Digital Content and Presentations (Part 2) Handout – PDF
Rev: 4/9/2026