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Is there an easy way to "freeze" student work or teacher comments so that we have a copy that can't be edited or erased by students?

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I noticed that the image and alt-text don't show up in immersive reader. Is there a way to have the alt-text read by the reader?

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Alt text will not be read by immersive reader but other screen readers such as- Jaws, NVDA, Narrator, VoiceOver, etc.

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Here's the way Microsoft suggests to save student work (lock up the page):

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Here's the way Microsoft suggests to save student work (lock up the page):

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https://support.office.com/en-us/article/use-page-locking-in-class-notebook-c67b4b07-fd37-45f9-bd25-6ab7804ee97a

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I can use these tools to help create documents that can be shared by my students who are spread out in the district and have them connect with other students across the province.
The only set backs I can think of right now have to do with the iPad and computer accessibility to the students and the learning curve to use these tools.

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How to add live captioning to a PowerPoint

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How to add live captioning to a PowerPoint

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The free app Microsoft Translator downloaded onto a cell phone or iPhone/tablet pairs with PowerPoint. This is fantastic for d/Deaf & Hard of Hearing and ELL students. They can be watching a PowerPoint presentation supplemented with live captioning on their personal device. When the presentation is finished, the app gives an option of downloading the entire transcript afterwards. It's quite accurate and super helpful for reviewing the content discussed.

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Microsoft Translator is an add-in for PowerPoint that allows you to add live subtitles to your presentation. In order to begin using Translator, you'll need to first install the add-in.

Install Translator

1. To install the add-in, visit the Microsoft download page for the Presentation Translator.

2. Select the button to download the add-in, then select Run.

Note: If you would like your students to participate in and submit questions during presentations using Translator's Q&A mode, ask them to download the Microsoft Translator app on their Android, iOS, or Windows 10 device.

Use Microsoft Translator in a PowerPoint presentation

Translator will require a user to have a microphone. Most microphones work, but the following is a list of recommended microphones.

1. Open your desired PowerPoint presentation.

2. From the top ribbon, select Slide Show, then Start Subtitles.

Note: First-time users will need to Accept the Terms of Use.

3. From the dropdown bars, select the language you will be speaking in and the desired language to display in subtitles.

4. We recommend selecting the box next to Customize speech recognition to improve the performance of Microsoft Translator.

5. You may choose to configure your microphone from the Microphone dropdown menu or customize other settings in Additional Settings.

6. Select Next to continue.
Note: depending on the length of your presentation, it may take several minutes for the artificial intelligence to run the setup.

7. A new slide will be inserted before your first slide that will display a QR code and instructions in the language you selected.

Note: If you would like your students to participate, ask them to open the Microsoft Translator app on their device and scan for the QR code of your presentation.

8. As you speak into your microphone, a live transcript of your words will appear on the screen.

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Using Microsoft Translator in a presentation

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Microsoft Translator is an add-in for PowerPoint that allows you to add live subtitles to your presentation. In order to begin using Translator, you'll need to first install the add-in. To install the add-in, visit the Microsoft download page for the Presentation Translator. Select the button to download the add-in, then select Run.

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It could also be used by a class to get to know each other by creating tabs of their personal interests and then students could explore their classmates' interests.

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It could also be used by a class to get to know each other by creating tabs of their personal interests and then students could explore their classmates' interests.