Getting Started with Yuja Panorama

Getting Started for Students

• Getting Started with Panorama for Students in D2L Brightspace and video
• Access the Panorama Alternative Formats Menu

Getting Started for Instructors

• Getting Started with Panorama for Instructors in D2L Brightspace and video
• How to Generate an Alternative Format with Panorama
• How to Update a Document with Its Alternative Format
• Restoring Your Document to a Previous Version
• What do the different Panorama accessibility icons mean? 
  • A dark green octagon icon: Very high accessibility scores.
  • A green hexagon icon: High accessibility scores.
  • A yellow triangle icon: Medium accessibility scores.
  • A red hexagon icon: Low accessibility scores.
  • A red rounded hexagon icon: Very low accessibility scores.
  • A purple partial circle icon: The file is being processed for accessibility.
  • A grey prohibition icon: The alternative formats are not available. (Note: Typically, this means the Brightspace HTML field is empty. Instructors do not need to add content to the HTML field.)
• Where does Panorama detect accessibility issues within Brightspace? Panorama detects accessibility issues in:
  • Specific file documents in Content,
  • HTML pages in Content,
  • Rich-text HTML fields in: 
    • Announcement content, 
    • Content module (unit) and sub-module (lesson/folders) descriptions, 
    • Content topics with descriptions, 
    • Checklists descriptions (category and item descriptions as well),
    • Discussion forum and topic descriptions,
    • Group category and group descriptions,
    • Intelligent Agent messages,
    • Quiz descriptions, 
    • Self Assessment headers and footers, and
    • Survey descriptions and submission messages.
  • Panorama does not detect accessibility issues in:
    • 3rd party integrations,
    • Assignment descriptions,
    • Assignment feedback to students,
    • Award PDF certificates,
    • Discussion posts and replies,
    • Discussion feedback to students,
    • Email messages sent from within Brightspace,
    • Grade category and item descriptions,
    • Grade feedback to students,
    • Quiz questions,
    • Quiz submission messages and submission views, 
    • Quiz question feedback and attempt feedback, 
    • Rubric level descriptions and initial feedback (when creating rubrics), 
    • Rubric criterion feedback to students, and
    • SCORM content.