Happy GAAD 2024! | ADPAccessibility Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. Join ADP's Accessibility Webex Team (email Yulia.Sarviro@adp.com)
2. Download the Color Contrast Analyser (Self service/Software Center) and test color contrast on a website of choice
3. Join ADP's Viva Engage Accessibility space at bit.ly/ADPA11yViva
4. Watch the Frozen trailer with audio descriptions at bit.ly/FrozenAudioDesc
5. Turn on closed captions (CC) on Webex for an entire meeting with your sound muted
6. Play the "spoon theory" game at bit.ly/SpoonTheoryTruth
7. Watch "Accessibility as a Competitive Advantage" at bit.ly/4awwoll
8. Find out what "a11y" means!
9. Join ADP's Disability-focused Business Resource Group (BRG) Thrive
10. Follow a new contact on LinkedIn from the Disability Community
11. Watch an accessibility awareness moment at bit.ly/43Bl6Kt
12. Read about the history of Text Messaging at bit.ly/HxOfText
13. Identify an actor with a disability who won an Oscar and read their wikipedia page
14. Read about the Microsoft Accessibility Check at bit.ly/A11yChecker and use it on an email or document
15. Add alt text to an image in your email or email signature
16. Locate ADP's accommodation page within the ADP Associate Portal
17. Watch Stella Young's TED Talk about disability at bit.ly/2QxWJXT
18. Register for ADP's access to Deque University at bit.ly/ADPa11yTools
19. Learn about accessibility with the Accessibility Maze game at bit.ly/A11yMaze
20. Learn about Augmentative & Alternative Communication by watching bit.ly/AAClearn
21. Take 1 new course from Deque University
22. Add an accessibility bookmarklet to your browser and test out a site bit.ly/A11yBookmarklet
23. Play around with the different accessibility settings on your mobile device
24. Locate and read ADP's Web Accessibility Statement (hint: adp.com)
25. Find and watch an ADP video with closed captions