It is important that PDFs placed in Reading List are of high quality so that students using assistive technology (for example, Text-to-Speech Recognition software) are not disadvantaged in any way.
To achieve a high quality PDF, please use the features of Nitro to perform the following actions:
1. To perform Text Recognition and straighten the document
Open the PDF and click on Review and the OCR icon
This will convert all the text into a readable format and will also straighten pages.
CROPPING A DOCUMENT
The page may need to be cropped to remove any unwanted areas of the page. Cropping pages can help you create consistency within a PDF composed of pages of different sizes.
Open the PDF and click on Page Layout and the Crop icon
Holding down the left mouse button, drag a rectangle on the page you want to crop. If necessary, drag the corner handles of the cropping rectangle until the page is the size you want
Press Enter or double-click inside the cropping rectangle.
The Set Page Boxes dialog box opens, indicating the margin measurements of the cropping rectangle and the page to be cropped. As you have defined your cropping area, no changes should be required.
To crop additional pages set the page range or click All under Page Range then click OK.
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For technology help using the Reading List in Canvas, contact eLearning training on 6304 2255 or elearningtraining@ecu.edu.au
Contact for :
Initiating a reading list in a new Canvas course
Rolling over (activating) a reading list in Canvas
Embedding Readings in Canvas
Other Canvas-related or learning technology queries
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