Symbol indicatingthat a spaceaccommodatesindividuals whorely on serviceanimals.The internalservice whereemployees can gethelp withaccessibilityquestions, tools,and facilities.Sign languageduring sessionsto improveaccess forattendeesASLInterpretationSymbol indicatingaccess to atelecommunicationdevice that helpsdeaf or hearing-impaired individualsvia a telephonesystem.A mismatchbetween aperson’s abilitiesand theirenvironment, notthe diagnosisitself.This principleensuresenvironments, tools,and content can beused by as manypeople as possible,regardless of ability.Reads textaloud forpeople withvisionimpairmentsNarrator/ScreenReaderSymbol indicatingaccess to audiosystems or toolsfor those withimpaired hearing.Where to requestworkplaceaccommodationsand learn aboutdisabilityinclusionAdditionalnarration thatdescribesimportant on-screen action invideosAudioDescriptionSymbol indicatingthe availability ofsign languageservices orindividuals toassist those withimpaired hearing.Symbol indicatingthe availability ofaudio services forthose who areblind or have lowvisionTerm forconditions thataffect howpeople processinformationNeurodiversitySymbolindicatingwritten contentis available inBrailleSymbol indicatingthe availability ofclosed captioningservices on adisplay ordisplaysSymbolindicatingaccessibleentrances,restrooms, andseating.This built-inOffice tool scansdocuments foraccessibilityissues andsuggests fixes.A device thatraises andlowers pins topresent braillecharactersdynamically.A Microsoftprogram thatprovides assistivetechnology andergonomicequipment foremployeesA short,writtendescriptionattached toimagesAltTextReal-timetranscriptionof speech inmeetings/liveeventsLiveCaptionsA reading modein Microsoft appsthat simplifieslayout, providesline focus, andcan read aloud.A respectful termfor someone whosupportsinclusion andadvocates foraccessibility.Symbolindicating awheelchairaccessibleelevatorTool to movethroughpages andapps withouta mouseKeyboardNavigationA visibleoutline showswhich elementthe keyboardis on.An approach thatconsiders diverseneeds from thestart, makingproducts usableby everyone.A way tomake texteasier toreadAdjustableFont Size/ ZoomSubtitles addedto a recordingor video thatcan be turnedon or off.Symbolindicating slopedor ramp accesstoentrances/levelsSymbol indicatingthat a spaceaccommodatesindividuals whorely on serviceanimals.The internalservice whereemployees can gethelp withaccessibilityquestions, tools,and facilities.Sign languageduring sessionsto improveaccess forattendeesASLInterpretationSymbol indicatingaccess to atelecommunicationdevice that helpsdeaf or hearing-impaired individualsvia a telephonesystem.A mismatchbetween aperson’s abilitiesand theirenvironment, notthe diagnosisitself.This principleensuresenvironments, tools,and content can beused by as manypeople as possible,regardless of ability.Reads textaloud forpeople withvisionimpairmentsNarrator/ScreenReaderSymbol indicatingaccess to audiosystems or toolsfor those withimpaired hearing.Where to requestworkplaceaccommodationsand learn aboutdisabilityinclusionAdditionalnarration thatdescribesimportant on-screen action invideosAudioDescriptionSymbol indicatingthe availability ofsign languageservices orindividuals toassist those withimpaired hearing.Symbol indicatingthe availability ofaudio services forthose who areblind or have lowvisionTerm forconditions thataffect howpeople processinformationNeurodiversitySymbolindicatingwritten contentis available inBrailleSymbol indicatingthe availability ofclosed captioningservices on adisplay ordisplaysSymbolindicatingaccessibleentrances,restrooms, andseating.This built-inOffice tool scansdocuments foraccessibilityissues andsuggests fixes.A device thatraises andlowers pins topresent braillecharactersdynamically.A Microsoftprogram thatprovides assistivetechnology andergonomicequipment foremployeesA short,writtendescriptionattached toimagesAltTextReal-timetranscriptionof speech inmeetings/liveeventsLiveCaptionsA reading modein Microsoft appsthat simplifieslayout, providesline focus, andcan read aloud.A respectful termfor someone whosupportsinclusion andadvocates foraccessibility.Symbolindicating awheelchairaccessibleelevatorTool to movethroughpages andapps withouta mouseKeyboardNavigationA visibleoutline showswhich elementthe keyboardis on.An approach thatconsiders diverseneeds from thestart, makingproducts usableby everyone.A way tomake texteasier toreadAdjustableFont Size/ ZoomSubtitles addedto a recordingor video thatcan be turnedon or off.Symbolindicating slopedor ramp accesstoentrances/levels

Accessibility 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.


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  1. Symbol indicating that a space accommodates individuals who rely on service animals.
  2. The internal service where employees can get help with accessibility questions, tools, and facilities.
  3. ASL Interpretation
    Sign language during sessions to improve access for attendees
  4. Symbol indicating access to a telecommunication device that helps deaf or hearing-impaired individuals via a telephone system.
  5. A mismatch between a person’s abilities and their environment, not the diagnosis itself.
  6. This principle ensures environments, tools, and content can be used by as many people as possible, regardless of ability.
  7. Narrator/Screen Reader
    Reads text aloud for people with vision impairments
  8. Symbol indicating access to audio systems or tools for those with impaired hearing.
  9. Where to request workplace accommodations and learn about disability inclusion
  10. Audio Description
    Additional narration that describes important on-screen action in videos
  11. Symbol indicating the availability of sign language services or individuals to assist those with impaired hearing.
  12. Symbol indicating the availability of audio services for those who are blind or have low vision
  13. Neurodiversity
    Term for conditions that affect how people process information
  14. Symbol indicating written content is available in Braille
  15. Symbol indicating the availability of closed captioning services on a display or displays
  16. Symbol indicating accessible entrances, restrooms, and seating.
  17. This built-in Office tool scans documents for accessibility issues and suggests fixes.
  18. A device that raises and lowers pins to present braille characters dynamically.
  19. A Microsoft program that provides assistive technology and ergonomic equipment for employees
  20. Alt Text
    A short, written description attached to images
  21. Live Captions
    Real-time transcription of speech in meetings/live events
  22. A reading mode in Microsoft apps that simplifies layout, provides line focus, and can read aloud.
  23. A respectful term for someone who supports inclusion and advocates for accessibility.
  24. Symbol indicating a wheelchair accessible elevator
  25. Keyboard Navigation
    Tool to move through pages and apps without a mouse
  26. A visible outline shows which element the keyboard is on.
  27. An approach that considers diverse needs from the start, making products usable by everyone.
  28. Adjustable Font Size / Zoom
    A way to make text easier to read
  29. Subtitles added to a recording or video that can be turned on or off.
  30. Symbol indicating sloped or ramp access to entrances/levels