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P3 AUDIT

"P3" is the acronym for "The Presenter Presenting the Presentation".

How well are you incorporating Universal Design principles in your presentations? This AUDIT will give you a quantitative assessment.

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P3 AUDIT  (Excel Document)

P3 AUDIT Manual  (PDF File)

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Posted by: Karthikeyan Sadhasivam on Thu Oct 13, 2011 at 9:35 a.m.

This part contains lot of features to make a presentation universally understandable. If all the features of this checklist are followed, it will help even a lay man understand the whole presentation, whatever topic it is.

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Posted by: jenn.hardy on Thu Nov 15, 2012 at 3:07 p.m.

This is a great resource for anyone creating a presentation. As a college student, this is a resource that is extremely beneficial when presenting to help the audience better understand the content, especially in large lecture halls.

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Posted by: bmmiota on Tue Nov 10, 2015 at 11:04 p.m.

This resource is very comprehensive and addresses every aspect of presenting a powerpoint from appearance of presenter to accessibility of fonts.

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"We cannot afford to let the issue of disabilities be simply an afterthought. We have a unique opportunity now, as industry pours billions of dollars into upgrading the communications infrastructure, to make sure that people with disabilities are not left behind. Now is the time. Accessibility of services and products for all Americans has got to be a design feature, not an add-on."

Chairman Kennard, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Statement on Video Description, 11/18/99