Боковая панель
OpenMoodle
General A reference to internal or external textual or graphic objects is made by explicit naming, not solely by means of a description via visual or auditory features. The use of colours is generally sparing. When colours are used to convey information (e.g. in diagrams or to mark text), labels, symbols or patterns convey the same information. Presentation The main language of the presentation corresponds to the language for the spell check. The title on the first slide is stored in the metadata, meaningful and easy to understand. More extensive presentations have a table of contents at the start date. Slide Each slide has a meaningful title. There are no blank lines and no empty placeholders (text fields) in the presentation. The design is simple, e.g. no excessive use of transitions, sounds and graphics. The templates (slide masters) provided in PowerPoint are used, with modifications if necessary. The placeholders are filled according to their meaning. The header, footer and slide numbers are created with appropriate placeholders, marked as decorative and free of relevant information. The reading order for the elements of a slide is logical (exception for decorative elements). Text The text passages that differ from the main language are marked with the appropriate language (language change). The font is sans serif (e.g. Arial, Helvetica) and not too thick or too thin. Emphasis using capital letters, italics, bold, underlining or text effects (colour gradient as colour fill, glow effects, text outline) are used sparingly. The line spacing is at least 1.2 pt. The text is left-aligned. Paragraphs are not created with tabs or soft line breaks, but with paragraph breaks (i.e. there are no blank lines in the presentation). Columns are not organised using tabs, but using the "Add or remove columns" function. The space between the columns is large enough to visually separate them from each other. Only content that is actually a list/enumeration is output as a list/enumeration. These are created with list or enumeration formats. Texts have a sufficient contrast ratio to the background of at least 4.5:1. Link URL does not appear as plain text in the body text. Instead, hyperlinks are inserted, clearly named and easy to understand. If a link opens another programme (e.g. browser, email programme), this is indicated in the link text. Example: "Contact address" (opens email programme)". Heading The heading is labelled exclusively with Arabic numerals ("1"), not with Roman numerals ("I"). Headings, figure and table captions only appear once, are meaningful and easy to understand. Graphic Graphics and videos contain a short, concise alternative text. Graphics and videos with no substantive meaning are marked as decorative. Complex images (e.g. comics, SmartArts, diagrams) have a detailed descriptive text alternative. No images or WordArt are used to display text ("font graphics"). Graphic information-bearing elements (e.g. lines, neighbouring areas) have a minimum contrast of 3:1 to the background. No animated graphics (GIFs) are used. Table Tables are created via "Insert table". All column headings are marked as "Header", all row headings (if available) are marked as "First column". Cells are not connected to each other. Tables have a title and a table description. Complex tables are divided into several simple tables. Video and audio Videos are embedded as online videos and not as "objects" (Internet is required for playback). Embedded online videos with relevant audio content contain a subtitle (on their video platform). Embedded online videos with relevant visual content contain an audio description or a full text alternative that reproduces this content. Embedded audio clips have a transcript (as text in the slide, notes, separate slide, or link to external website).