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SUMMARY:Accessibility best practices for authoring Jupyter notebooks - Ste
 phannie Jimenez Gacha\, Isabela Presedo-Floyd
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DESCRIPTION:So you’ve written the perfect notebook\, but do you know who
  can read it? As a notebook author you have great stories\, code\, and vis
 ualizations filling your work\, but how often do you consider accessibilit
 y? Jupyter notebooks seem like they are for everyone\, but how a notebook 
 gets written can greatly impact how usable it is for people with disabilit
 ies. We’ve curated authoring-focused best practices for notebook content
  to help your notebooks be more inclusive and reach a wider audience.
LOCATION:Amphitheater 204
URL:https://cfp.scipy.org/2023/talk/VGAUQN/
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