Generative AI for Programming Education
Situating our response to generative AI in disciplinary identity
Situating our response to generative AI in disciplinary identity
Generating tagged PDFs with the acmart-tagged document class
LaTeX does not currently generate tagged PDFs by default. Tagged PDFs encode information about the document structure using specialized identifiers for headings, links, etc. that can improve usability for screenreaders and other accessibility technologies. If you’re using an up-to-date version of the acmart
template and a recent TeX distribution, you can generate tagged PDFs in a few steps. Here’s how to switch to the acmart-tagged
template in Overleaf:
acmart
template to your Overleaf project: download the latest acmart template zip, unzip it, and upload all files to your Overleaf project.documentclass
command: \DocumentMetadata{
lang=en,
pdfversion=2.0,
pdfstandard=ua-2,
testphase={phase-III,firstaid,math,title}
}
acmart
to acmart-tagged
.These steps help generate tags for elements such as titles, heading levels, bullet point lists created through standard packages, and other basic text formats. But further manual effort is needed to add alternative text for images, tag header rows in tables, etc. See the LaTeX Project documentation on tagging for more information.