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Ask me anything about accessibility
Whether a table needs headers, what a warning in Canvas means, how to caption a video, how to make a PDF readable. Ask in plain words and add a screenshot if it helps. You don't need to give me a page first.
1 Give me a page or a document
How to copy a page's code from Canvas
- Open the page in Canvas and click Edit.
- At the bottom right of the editor, click the </> button. You'll see code. That's fine; you don't need to read it.
- Click in the code, press Ctrl+A (Cmd+A on a Mac) to select it all, and copy it.
- Paste it in the box below.
The same steps work for discussions, assignments, announcements, the syllabus, and quiz instructions.
Or a Word file or PDF
Drag a Word file (.docx) or a PDF here, or choose one. An older .doc file: open it in Word and save it as .docx first.
2 What would you like me to do with it?
Your fixed page
Close to how Canvas shows it. Images stored in Canvas, and videos, may not appear here.
Corrected
Needs review
Preserved
Verification
Putting it back in Canvas
- Click Copy code above.
- In Canvas, open the page, click Edit, then the </> button.
- Select all the code there, paste over it, and click Save. Paste in the code view, not the regular editor, which can drop accessibility code.
Pages keep their history in Canvas (the three dots, then View Page History). Discussions and assignments don't, so keep a copy of your original code until you're happy with the new version.
What I found
I changed nothing, and nothing left your computer.