Get Started using Accessible Features in Power Point

• Use a screen reader to explore and navigate PowerPoint

• Use keyboard shortcuts to create PowerPoint presentations

• Use keyboard shortcuts to deliver PowerPoint presentations

• Basic tasks to create a presentation in PowerPoint with a screen reader

• Use a screen reader to work with slides in PowerPoint

• Use a screen reader to create a presentation from a template in PowerPoint

Work with Text, mages, Tables, Videos, Audio, Charts, Forms, and Quizzes

• Use a screen reader to add and format text in PowerPoint

• Use a screen reader to insert and edit pictures and tables in PowerPoint

• Use a screen reader to insert audio or video in PowerPoint

• Use a screen reader to create charts in PowerPoint

• Use a screen reader to insert a form or quiz into a PowerPoint presentation

Share and Co-Author Presentations

• Use a screen reader to share and co-author presentations in PowerPoint

• Use a screen reader to read or add speaker notes and comments in PowerPoint

Deliver Presentations

• Use a screen reader to show your presentation with PowerPoint

• Use a screen reader to add Closed Captions to recorded PowerPoint presentations

Save and Print Presentations

• Use a screen reader to save your presentation in PowerPoint

• Use a screen reader to print presentations in PowerPoint

Webinars and YouTube Videos

• Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint with JAWS Lesson One - Freedom Scientific Webinar 

• Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint with JAWS Lesson Two - Freedom Scientific Webinar

• Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint with JAWS Lesson Three - Freedom Scientific Webinar

• Power Point: Tips and Tricks for JAWS Users - Freedom Scientific Webinar

• Using Power Point and JAWS - APH Webinar

• JAWS Tips for PowerPoint - YouTube Playlist