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How to create a URL shortcut on the IT website
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Digital Accessibility Awareness and Outreach
OverviewIn support of digital accessibility, we create awareness with this website and outreach. More details at our Training and Events pages. A wealth of digital accessibility resources on our Testing page.
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Accessible Virtual Events Best Practices
With COVID-19 and a shift to remote work, UCSF events such as Friday Town Hall Meetings, large training presentations, conventions, press conferences and emergency communications go virtual with live broadcasts and live streaming.
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Resource Accounts
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Microsoft 365: Teams FAQs
How Do I Configure Theme and Layout in the New Teams?The upgrade to the New Teams has reset your Theme
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Installing Add-Ins for Outlook
To enhance your work within Outlook, there are numerous add-ins that can be installed to help you get things done right from your inbox. The following are a list of popular add-ins approved for use at UCSF:
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Office 365 Training Resources
Office 365 Desktop Applications Office 365 Resources Training Resources Related Resources Office 365 Teams and Mobile Using O365 in Box Collaboration & Sharing Security & Privacy (PHI) Additional Training Office 365 Word Online Excel Online PowerPoint Online OneNote Online O365 Teams Office 365 Desktop Applications
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Box and Office 365 Update and FAQs - October 2021
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Accessible Videos Best Practices
Accessible videos include playback controls for keyboard use, play only when activated (rather than as page loads), and closed captions or is accompanied by a full-text transcript. The case for captioning at UCSF You may see there are plenty of videos on the web with no or poor captioning. If others are breaking the law, and it is law, it does not excuse UCSF from the obligation to take the higher road and do the right thing – provide accurate captioning with videos.
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Introduction to Digital Accessibility at UCSF
We all benefit from digital accessibilitySo many of the communication features you take advantage of were created for people with disabilities: the telephone, voice recognition, autocomplete, spell check, pinch-and-zoom, text-to-speech, and so on.The effort you put in today, will ensure future compatibility, improve search results and help you out when you forget your glasses.
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