Emoji Overload: Accessibility in the Age of AI
Date
Monday, September 14, 2026
Time
6:00 PM UTC2:00 PM EDT1:00 PM CDT11:00 AM PDT
Length
60 minutes
Price
Free
Audience
Educators, instructional designers and accessibility staff
Scope
K-12
Grade band
Not stated
Certificate / CE credit
Not mentioned
Recording
Not announced
Members only
No
Speakers
Artificial intelligence tools increasingly generate content filled with emojis, icons and visual embellishments. While these elements can add personality and engagement, they can also introduce barriers related to accessibility, usability, readability and interpretation. This session examines how assistive technologies interpret emojis, discusses when emojis enhance or hinder communication, and reviews practical strategies for using visual elements intentionally in educational and professional contexts.
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