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Innovations in Accessible Scholarly Communication

November 2021

Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing

Stephanie Rosen

Accessibility Strategist and Librarian for Disability Studies University of Michigan Library

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Hi 👋🏻

I’m Stephanie Rosen

(she/her or they/them)

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doi.org/10.3998/mpub.10212548

Accessibility &

Publishing

(Rosen 2018)

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What is accessibility?

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Open Access

Free, immediate, unrestricted, online availability of research

● Promise that anyone can use results

● More equitable knowledge ecosystem

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Accessibility

Ensures digital content is barrier free through design standards

Universal formats

● Easy to perceive

● Easy to operate

● Easy to understand

W3C, “Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Overview”

Kin + Karta, “[Plain Language] Accessibility Guidelines Summary”

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Innovation

● Workflows for born-accessible scholarly communications

Accessible practices for authors, editors, publishers, and all actors in this ecosystem

● Format convergence in EPUB 3+

DAISY - book formats for readers with print disabilities

W3C - digital accessibility for the web, across all disabilities and tech

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What are current best

practices?

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Production

● Workflows for born-accessible scholarly communications

● Aim to meet accessibility standards

EPUB Accessibility Standards

EPUB Accessibility Guidelines

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

● Regularly assess and adjust

George Kerscher, “Do you have a broken link in your accessibility chain?”

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Production - Guidance

● Inclusive Publishing website

● BISG Quick Start Guide to Accessible Publishing

● Accessible Publishing Best Practice Guidelines for Publishers

● Benetech Global Certified Accessible

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Production - Case studies

● SAGE Publishing, “The secrets of failing better”

● U Texas at Arlington, Accessibility practices in OER workflows

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Editorial & Authors

● Authoring accessible content

Text alternatives for visual content

● Accessible audio-visual media

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Editorial & Authors - Guidance & Cases

● Describing Visual Resources Toolkit

● DIAGRAM Center Image Description Guidelines

● Described and Captioned Media Program

● “Beyond the mandates: The far-reaching benefits of multimedia accessibility”

● Taylor & Francis Group - ABC International Excellence Award

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What’s next?

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Looking forward

● Accessibility metadata (metadata about accessibility)

● Accessible data (accessible formats for various types of data)

● Work processes

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