Presented at 8:00am in Colorado I-J on Thursday, November 9, 2023.
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- Christine Foushi, Digital Operations Manager, Content Industries
Session Details
- Length of Session: 1-hr
- Format: Lecture
- Expertise Level: Beginner
- Type of session: General Conference
Summary
Explore how Large Language Models (LLMs) can be trained on the latest accessibility standards to remediate ePubs and websites. We will discuss several examples of how AI can assist including image to accessible HTML tables, image contextual alt text, table remediation, image to MathML, automated content conversion (e.g., LateX to MathML), and automatic meta text generation. Leveraging these technologies will enhance content making it more inclusive and user-friendly for all.
Abstract
In today's digital age, ePubs and websites have become essential tools for disseminating information and knowledge. However, ensuring these platforms are accessible to all users, including those with disabilities, remains a challenge. With the recent advancements in AI technologies, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), there is an opportunity to significantly improve the accessibility of ePubs and websites. Explore how LLMs can be trained on the latest accessibility standards to remediate content, specifically ePubs and websites. This presentation will provide insights into the potential of AI-assisted remediation and its impact on the future of digital accessibility.
Keypoints
- Gain insights into AI on the future of digital accessibility and the potential for advancements.
- Understand the challenges of digital accessibility for ePubs and websites.
- Uncover the endless AI potential.
Disability Areas
All Areas
Topic Areas
Accessible Educational Materials, EPUB Track, Faculty Development & Support, Uncategorized
Speaker Bio(s)
Christine Foushi
Christine Foushi is Digital Operations Manager for Content Industries. Returning to AHG for the third year, she's excited to continue connecting and learning about the world of education and accessibility. A self-proclaimed publishing nerd, Christine is a journalist by trade, has worked within the higher education technology and publishing industry for the last 20 years. Ensuring accessibility and inclusion for all is her passion not only in her career, but within her community and personal life.