Keynote for iOs: a PowerPoint Alternative for the Blind

[@mikem-VED70]

Thank you for posting this. I am an instructional designer. It's difficult for me to know how our visually challenged students are able to create presentations. This was very informative.

[@abdurrahmangazder5348]

Thank you thank you thank you you’re great

[@hayasimkin5842]

I would like a guide for using the Mac if you haven't done one. Also, how do you competently insert images. I know sighted people have a thing for pretty pictures :). How do you make sure they are aesthetically pleasing? How do you know when to insert them? Can you copy images from websites such as Google Images and paste them in? How do you know they're not crooked or backwards or something?

[@challengesolutions5236]

We’ll definitely add a Keynote for Mac video to our to-do list. Unfortunately, we have not found a reliable solution for independently finding and inserting images. You can use images from websites, and some Google Images have alt-text, but we have not found a reliable way to verify that they are inserted in a visually pleasing place. We always use AIRA or have a sightling check our images.