That’s interesting. I had not heard of this condition.
I am sympathetic to those with disabilities different from my own. As a presenter, I would be happy to provide reasonable accommodations. Given the vast array of visual disabilities, I wonder if there is not some kind of common denominator solution, like providing a plain text, screen-reader-compatible version in advance.
I’m actually thinking, I wonder if I should build a service where one:
1. Uploads slides.
2. Gets a QR code.
3. Puts the QR code on the title slide.
4. Attendees point their smart phones at the presentation to get a:
a. downloadable copy of the slides
b. alternate versions
c. other materials like the presenter’s LinkedIn
d. a field for posting questions
If someone reads this and wants to build it, please go ahead.
I am sympathetic to those with disabilities different from my own. As a presenter, I would be happy to provide reasonable accommodations. Given the vast array of visual disabilities, I wonder if there is not some kind of common denominator solution, like providing a plain text, screen-reader-compatible version in advance.
I’m actually thinking, I wonder if I should build a service where one: 1. Uploads slides. 2. Gets a QR code. 3. Puts the QR code on the title slide. 4. Attendees point their smart phones at the presentation to get a: a. downloadable copy of the slides b. alternate versions c. other materials like the presenter’s LinkedIn d. a field for posting questions
If someone reads this and wants to build it, please go ahead.