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It's important to manually review each document for accessibility, because the automated accessibility checking tools included in Microsoft Office applications don't always adequately identify accessibility problems. This document provides a list of items for manual review for Microsoft Word. See also related manual review checklists for Excel and Powerpoint.

The Accessibility Checker in Microsoft Office no longer identifies some accessibility issues. This article lists problems it's known to miss, and links to manual checklists for key Microsoft applications.

Automated accessibility checking tools in Microsoft Office applications do not adequately identify accessibility issues. This document provides a checklist for manual review of Microsoft Excel documents. (Additional applications will be added as their documentation is completed.) This article will link to related and supporting articles as they are added.

It's important to manually review each document for accessibility, because the automated accessibility checking tools included in Microsoft Office applications don't always adequately identify accessibility problems. This document provides a list of items for manual review for Microsoft Excel. See also related manual review checklists for Word and Powerpoint.

How to add a video to a PowerPoint for classes or events.

How to copy a link to a shared document that will still work if the document is moved. This procedure will work for documents shared from OneDrive, SharePoint, or Teams channels. This technique will work for all file types, not just core Microsoft Office files.

How to ensure your digital signage files are as accessible as possible, including the P.O.U.R. Principles.