Here is the pdf layout of my revamped Moose page
I wasn’t sure if I was required to add all the necessary media, but it is placed and labelled.
Reflection
When creating this ‘webpage’, I kept in mind the students with dyslexia (I have three in one class) and what would be the most accessible to them. Here is my rationale for the decisions I made:
- Verdana (the most legible typeface) and bold headings
- Images to provide a break from the text
- Diagrams to illustrate complex concepts (such as anatomy)
- A table to break up the chunk of text, making it easier to read and understand
- Clear separation of sections
- Underlined and italicized text to highlight links
- Table of contents to aid navigation
- Basic description at the top before getting into specifics
- Simplified text where possible, links to definitions of difficult words
February 14, 2023 at 10:44 pm
Hi Kate-Nicola,
This is a good example of using a set of headers to organize text. Your table of contents is also a good graphic organizer for the content. I would consider your audience when deciding on a pragraph numbering system. The decimal system and the alternating number/letter system will be familiar to different audiences.