Social Media Tip: Use descriptive hashtags. Use clear, descriptive hashtags that are relevant to the posts content. Capitalise the first letter of each word for readability. #Accessibility #BrickfieldTips

LibreOffice Writer Tip: Create tables with simple layouts and header rows. Use Table > Insert Table, mark the first row as headers via Table Properties. #Accessibility #BrickfieldTips

Useful link: Accessibility, from the Moodle Developer Resources Moodle is designed to provide equal functionality and information to all people. Visit: brickfield.ie/policies #BrickfieldTips #Accessibility

As #DisabilityPrideMonth ends, accessibility remains an everyday responsibility. Inclusion isn't a once-a-year conversation—it's something we build into our content, services and workplaces every day. Learn more: brickfield.ie/2026/0... #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign

Today’s pick: User overrides in Quiz, Moodle Docs Learn more about Moodle Quiz settings! Visit: docs.moodle.org/310/... #BrickfieldTips #Accessibility

Word Docs Tip: Tables must have simple layouts and include header information. Use the Insert Table feature. Define header rows through Table Design. Avoid merging cells. #Accessibility #BrickfieldTips

Accessibility Resource: What is the European Accessibility Act? by Inclusion Europe Learn more about the benefits and history of ensuring accessibility Visit: www.inclusion-europe... #BrickfieldTips #Accessibility

Text Tip: Use proper semantic HTML tags on highlighted words. Use proper semantic HTML tags on highlighted words. This conveys the text’s full meaning. #Accessibility #BrickfieldTips

Worth bookmarking: Accessibility Overlays May Not Make Your Site More Accessible Want to learn why? Visit: builtin.com/software... #BrickfieldTips #Accessibility

Google Docs Tip: Use simple table structures with header rows. Insert tables via Insert > Table. Use the first row for headers. #Accessibility #BrickfieldTips

Thank you to everyone who joined our session at #ConnectedAsia2026. Key takeaway: Accessibility isn't a destination. It's a continuous journey of improvement that benefits everyone. Thank you to our partner @Open_LMS the speakers, and attendees. #Accessibility

Useful link: Overlays are not the solution to your accessibility problem Learn how DONT help your approach to people with disabilities Visit: brickfield.ie/overlaymyth #BrickfieldTips #Accessibility

This #DisabilityPrideMonth, ask yourself: are the spaces you're creating truly accessible? Accessibility isn't about compliance, it's about participation. Small design choices can remove barriers for everyone. Read more: brickfield.ie/2026/0... #Accessibility

What if accessible learning content is simply better learning content? When content is easy to find, access, understand, and adapt, everyone benefits. Don't miss our session: Hierarchy of Effective Learning Content 4:00 PM PHT (9:00 AM BST) @Open_LMS #Accessibility #ConnectedAsia2026

Today’s pick: Should I use an accessibility overlay? When to use an accessibility overlay Let’s clarify what they are and how they impact accessibility. Visit: brickfield.ie/overlay #BrickfieldTips #Accessibility

If content can't be reached, every subsequent layer is irrelevant. 37% of UK students have lacked a device. 55% have hit Wi-Fi issues. Digital poverty isn't an edge case, it's structural. Join our session at #ConnectedAsia2026 to learn what comes first. @Open_LMS #Accessibility

Presentations Tip: Speak clearly and at a pace that's easy to follow. Maintain a moderate speaking pace and articulate clearly to aid comprehension. #Accessibility #BrickfieldTips

If you clear the ramp first, everyone can use it. That's the paradigm shift behind our session—fix the foundations before advanced design. Join us at #ConnectedAsia2026. @Open_LMS Image inspired by "Clearing the Path," by Michael F. Giangreco and Kevin Ruelle. #Accessibility

If a learner hits a barrier today, would you know? Most never report it—they work around it, or give up. This belongs in the quality conversation, not the compliance one. Join us at #ConnectedAsia2026. @Open_LMS #Accessibility

A great week at #MountainMoot2026 Shoutout to Carli Cockrell, Heather Robinson and Jessica Bryant at the Moodle stand in Helena. It's been fantastic to see the community come together, and to spot a few Brickfield Accessibility Tip Cubes along the way. #DigitalLearning #Moodle

As #D2LFusion comes to a close, one message stands out: learner success is about more than access. It’s about removing barriers, building confidence and creating experiences that work for everyone. Thanks to everyone who shared ideas this week. @D2L #Accessibility

Accessibility Resource Overlay Fact Sheet What is Accessibility overlay? Learn more with this overlay Fact Sheet! Visit: overlayfactsheet.com... #BrickfieldTips #Accessibility

Don't miss our session at #ConnectedAsia2026. Take away a practical five-level framework for building learning content that actually works—from Availability and Accessibility through to Universal Design for Learning. Wednesday 15th at 4:00 PM PHT (9:00 AM BST) @Open_LMS #Accessibility

Links Tip: Provide meaningful information about link text for files. Make sure to provide meaningful text when you provide links to file resources. Information should include file type and size. #Accessibility #BrickfieldTips

Don't miss Kara Conger’s Digital Freedom: Developing Learner Digital Skills to Support Their Online Experience today at 2:45pm at #D2LFusion. Discover why teaching learners to personalise and navigate their browsers can be the key to digital independence. @D2L #Accessibility

What does it take to keep #Moodle effective at scale? Day 1 of #MountainMoot covers: • Moodle question banks • AI in practice • Interactive learning Strong, practical sessions to kick things off. #EdTech #DigitalLearning

ICYMI: Developing an Accessibility Statement, by W3C This tool helps you create an accessibility statement for your own website mobile application or other digital content Visit: www.w3.org/WAI/plann... #BrickfieldTips #Accessibility

Accessibility shouldn't be a final checkbox. The best learning experiences are designed with accessibility from the start. Looking forward to our partner ReadSpeaker’s “Designing Loudly” session at #D2LFusion and the discussion on proactive, inclusive design. @D2L #Accessibility

D2L Fusion | Schedule | Phoenix, AZ | July 8–10, 2026

Enjoy jam-packed days of sessions, activities and even more ways to learn and connect.

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Most learners use a browser every day, yet few know how to use one effectively. At #D2LFusion, Kara Conger’s poster session explores how tools like Reader Mode, Read Aloud and tab management can help learners build digital independence, not just digital access. #Accessibility

LibreOffice Impress Tip: Design tables with clear headers and simple layouts. Use the table tool and designate the first row for headers. Avoid merging cells unnecessarily. #Accessibility #BrickfieldTips