SensusAccess Online Training

Topic outline

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• General

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• Introduction to SensusAccess
  • This short promotional video is a good place to start if you are new to SensusAccess.
    

    
    

    
    

• Module 1 - Introduction to this course
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    Introduction to the course File

    This module introduces the whole course, giving you details of what you can expect to be able to do after completing it and providing recommended pathways through the material.

• Module 2 - Overview of the SensusAccess Service
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    Overview of the SensusAccess Service File

• Module 3 - Simple Conversions -Producing Simple MP3 Files
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    Producing simple MP3 files

• Module 4 - Simple Conversions - Converting inaccessible and tricky documents
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    Converting inaccessible and tricky documents File

• Module 5 - Simple Conversions - Producing simple e-books
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    Producing simple e-books File

• Module 6 - Advanced Conversions -Designing and creating accessible documents
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    Designing and creating accessible documents File

• Module 7 - Advanced Conversions - Producing advanced e-books
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    Producing advanced e-books File

• Module 8 - Advanced Conversions - Producing DAISY books
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    Producing DAISY books File

• Module 9 - Specialised -Producing Braille
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    Producing Braille File

• Resources
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    Convert a document URL

    Click here to convert a document using the SensusAccess service.  This will take you to the SensusAccess service which is hosted on the website of QMUL's Disability and Dyslexia Service (DDS).
    

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    The Resources section of the SensusAccess website URL

    The SensusAccess website has a variety of useful resources including, academic papers, guides and best practices and information about software for displaying documents.

    
    

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    Guidance on Inclusive Practice for QMUL Staff URL

    Useful information and guides on inclusive practice for staff at QMUL.  Published by the Disability and Dyslexia Service.