Friday, July 12, 2019

Quick Guide to Accessible Social Media

Responsible social media use means being a good digital citizen. Good digital citizens know the importance of sharing inclusively. When you share inclusively, what you share is accessible to everyone. Not sure what that means? 

 Mindy Johnson, Director of Digital Communications & Outreach for AEM Center & CAST, created a useful graphic that explains how to share accessibly.

 Social Media Accessibility: Plain Language represented by a speech bubble, CamelCase Hashtags represented by a # symbol, Image Descriptions represented by an icon of three people, Captioning & Audio represented by closed captioning & audio description icons, and Link Shorteners represented by the WWW abbreviation. | Mindy Johnson @min_d_j CC-BY-NC-ND
You can learn the specifics and find resources for each by visiting "Best Practices for Accessible Social Media."
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