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Last updated on July 25, 2023
by Denis Boudreau
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If your presentation includes sign language interpreters, their placement plays a significant role in accessibility. They need to be positioned where they're easily visible without causing viewer strain, ideally on the same level as the speaker. How are you strategically accommodating sign language interpreters in your setup to ensure the accessible delivery of your presentation content?

If your presentation includes sign language interpreters, their placement plays a significant role in accessibility. They need to be positioned where they’re easily visible without causing viewer strain, ideally on the same level as the speaker. How are you strategically accommodating sign language interpreters in your setup to ensure the accessible delivery of your presentation content?

Denis Boudreau – www.inklusiv.ca

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Founder and Chief Inclusion Officer at InklusivComm, Denis has taken his inclusive communication expertise to hundreds of organizations around the world. Through workshops, counsel, and training, Denis has, to this day, empowered tens of thousands of busy professionals with powerful tools to bridge the gaps that can potentially exclude up to 40% of their audience members, based on disabilities, ageing, and other technical challenges.

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