Understanding Accessibility Reports
Once Panorama has finished scanning all documents, the Accessibility Reports will be displayed under the Accessibility icon for your documents.
- For a more detailed breakdown of the Accessibility Core, click on the Accessibility icon. Next, click on the Accessibility Report tab to open the full Accessibility Report.
- The Accessibility Report offers various ways to resolve accessibility issues that have been identified under the Reviewed Issues list. Below is an overview of each method.
- AutoPilot: Automatically proposes fixes for accessibility issues, which can then be applied to your document immediately using the Panorama Remediation Engine.
- Fix Issue: Manually add fixes for accessibility issues within the report, and then apply those changes to your document immediately using Panorama's Remediation Engine.
- How to Fix: Provides manual steps you can take to update the original document. You can then update the document on your LMS by uploading the improved version.
- Replace With Alternative Format: Replace the original document with an Alternative Format generated by Panorama.
Accessing Alternative Formats
Given the diverse needs of viewers today, students can access different file formats to cater to their individual requirements. These formats can be customized in Panorama by navigating to Configuration > General Settings > Course Settings > Alternative Formats Menu Options.
- Below is the list of available Panorama Alternative Formats:
- Source File: Download the document in its original format.
- PDF: View or download the document in a PDF format.
- Text File: View or download the document in a pure text format without any formatting styles.
- Immersive Reader: Allows for customizations to text preferences, grammar options, and reading preferences while following along with the audio playback.
- Gradient Reader: Enhances visual word recognition when reading by providing a guiding color gradient.
- EPUB: Download the document in the ebook format.
- Braille: Download the document in the braille grade 2 format (braille reader required for viewing).
- Audio Podcast: download or listen to the audio playback for the document.
- Enhanced HTML: HTML documents can be displayed in a dedicated tab to customize the appearance of the document using the Website Accessibility tool.
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OCR: Convert images with text into machine-encoded text that can be searched and read by screen readers.
- OCR Overlaid Tagged PDf: Generate a tagged PDF that allows for selectable text overlaid on the original document
- OCR Reconstructed DOCX: Generate a brand new DOCX file from scanned documents or images.
- OCR Reconstructed Tagged PDF: Generate a brand new tagged PDF from scanned documents or images.
- OCR Reconstructed HTML: Generate a brand new HTML file from scanned documents or images.
- OCR Text: Recommended for those who’d like plain text, the OCR tool will extract and display text within images and GIFs as a TXT file.
- OCR Audio: Extract text within images and GIFs into an MP3 text-to-speech audio player.
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Math Formats: Convert documents containing math equations into LaTeX, Math Text (i.e., numbers and symbols to words), or MP3 files.
- Latex: Convert documents into LaTeX document format.
- Math Text: Convert documents into printed English, including numbers and symbols.
- Math Audio: Convert documents to MP3.
- MathML: Extract mathematical equations from documents and convert them into HTML files.
- Language Translation: Translate a document automatically into over 100 languages.