Accessibility for
REAL TIME EVENTS

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Knowledge Check

Select the answer from the options for each question. More than one answer may apply. Correct answers will appear with a checkmark and incorrect answers will appear with an X.

1. What are some ways that an online conference can be made accessible?

question-1-answer-a: Live captioning

question-1-answer-b: Pre-written transcripts

question-1-answer-c: Alt text on PowerPoints

question-1-answer-d: All of the above.

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Question 1 Right answer: D. All of the above.

2. What should be included in a good visual description?

question-2-answer-a: Size

question-2-answer-d: Medium

question-2-answer-c: Context (artist’s biography, political or social information)

question-2-answer-d: Style and technique

question-2-answer-d: All of the above

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Question 2 Right answer: E. All of the above.

3. How accurate does live captioning have to be?

question-3-answer-a: 93%

question-3-answer-b: 87%

question-3-answer-c: 98%

question-3-answer-d: 75%

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Question 1 Right answer: C. 98%.

4. If a gallery space is fully accessible, what should it include?

question-4-answer-a: Wheelchair ramps

question-4-answer-a: Visual/audio description of the work

question-4-answer-c: Disabled artists

question-4-answer-d: Relaxed performance (for performance art)

question-4-answer-e: All of the above

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Question 4 Right answer: E. All of the above.

5. What does ‘relaxed performance’ mean?

question-5-answer-a: The audience can sleep if they want to

question-5-answer-b: The audience must be quiet and stay very still

question-5-answer-c: The performers are wearing casual clothing

question-5-answer-d: The audience is allowed to move around and react

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Question 5 Right answer: D. The audience is allowed to move around and react.

6. A visual description of artwork may include:

question-6-answer-a: A price list for the artwork

question-6-answer-b: A written story about the artist

question-6-answer-c: An audio description of what the artwork looks like

question-6-answer-c: A written description of what the artwork looks like

question-6-answer-c: Answers C and D

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Question 6 Right answer: E. Answers C and D. An audio description of what the artwork looks like, and A written description of what the artwork looks like.

7. What is necessary to make an outdoor music festival accessible?

question-7-answer-a: Answers C and D

question-7-answer-b: ASL interpreters

question-7-answer-c: The website includes alt text for images and plain language

question-7-answer-d: Trained access managers

question-7-answer-e: All of the above

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Question 7 Right answer: E. All of the above.

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