'Color blindness' presentation slideshows

Guidelines for Accessible PPTs

Guidelines for Accessible PPTs. Accessible and Inclusive Learning. Prof. Konstantinos Priftis Department of General Psychology ( January 28, 2019). Guidelines. For the creation of Power Point Presentations, for Audiences that may Include Persons with Low Vision

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Power Waves

Power Waves. 60 Hz. 5X10^6 m. Result from alternating currents in electric power lines Little practical use Hum produced by induction Possible side effects- harmful biological effects on cells and tissues . Inconclusive evidence of a link between cancer and living near power lines

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It has been estimated that 90 percent of information used while driving is visual (Hills, 1980)

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The Visual System and Visual Performance

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Seaman to Admiral-21 (STA-21)

Seaman to Admiral-21 (STA-21). Ms. Cathy Kempf Head, Selection and Placement NROTC/STA-21 Comm: (850)452-9437 DSN: 922-9437 Mr. Mike Paros STA-21 Selections Comm: (850)452-9563 DSN: 922-9563 Email: PNSC_STA21@navy.mil. 1. STA-21 Programs Consolidated.

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Cell division

Cell division. When one cell divides into 2 identical clones. How then are we different?. Types of cell division. Mitosis ? one mother cell into 2 daughter cells In growth, replacement, are identical to one another Meiosis ? one mother cell into 4 daughter cells

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Chapter 8 Special Senses

Chapter 8 Special Senses. Special senses Smell Taste Sight Hearing Equilibrium. The Senses. General senses of touch Temperature Pressure Pain. The Eye and Vision. 70 % of sensory receptors are in eyes Each eye has over a million nerve fibers Protection for the eye - bony orbit

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Binomial Random Variables

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Become an Accessibility Expert in 50 min

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The Psychological and Physiology of Color By: Sarwar Nassiry

Color Theory. The Psychological and Physiology of Color By: Sarwar Nassiry. The human brain is able to distinguish over two hundred shades of white, able to see the same color no matter the light source, to say color is essential to our perception is no slight exaggeration.

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Color Vision

Color Vision. By Andrew J Pakchoian Psych 159 Prof Macleod. Road Map. Pigment anatomy Photoreceptor anatomy Neurobiology of color vision Physiology of color blindness. Key Terms. MC layer magnocellular PC layer parvocellular LGN lateral geniculate nucleus.

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Color Vision

Color Vision. By Andrew J Pakchoian Psych 159 Prof Macleod. Road Map. Pigment anatomy Photoreceptor anatomy Neurobiology of color vision Physiology of color blindness. Key Terms. MC layer magnocellular PC layer parvocellular LGN lateral geniculate nucleus.

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Set up Cornell Notes on pg. 81 Topic: 7.4 Human Genetics and Pedigrees Essential Questions :

7.4 Human Genetics and Pedigrees. 2.1 Atoms, Ions, and Molecules. Set up Cornell Notes on pg. 81 Topic: 7.4 Human Genetics and Pedigrees Essential Questions : 1. NO EQ. KEY CONCEPT A combination of methods is used to study human genetics.

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SVG Accessibility Basics

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What would the world be like if we were ALL THE SAME?

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HEREDITY

HEREDITY. Genotype: The genetic makeup of an organism. Phenotype: Observable genetic traits. Dominant: A genetic trait that is expressed with the presence of only one gene. Recessive: A genetic trait that is expressed only with the presence of both genes. . PUNNET SQUARE. A=Dominant

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Using Color Well

Using Color Well. Document Design By Dr. Jennifer Bowie. Rules. # 1: Use color to communicate not decorate! Keep it simple Be consistent. When to use?. To make documents look better To improve the effectives of documents To communicate. Terms to know.

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Ch. 19 - Light

Ch. 19 - Light. II. Light and Color (p.528-535) Light and Matter Seeing Colors Mixing Colors. A. Light and Matter. Opaque absorbs or reflects all light Transparent allows light to pass through completely Translucent allows some light to pass through. B. Seeing Colors. White light

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EnChroma Sunglasses

EnChroma Sunglasses . By: Colby Edson. Color Deficiency Disorder. Cannot distinguish colors quickly or accurately 1 in 12 males 1 in 200 females. EnChroma. Sunglasses correct for color blindness Normal sunglasses reduce all light transmission EnChroma filters specific colors of light

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