Digital accessibility is one of those realms where the vast majority of businesses now appear to understand both the legal and moral imperatives for making their websites, mobile apps and other ...

Michigan Tech's Accessible Technology Working Group (ATWG) held a web accessibility training session on July 18, 2018. Jared Smith, Associate Director of Web Accessibility in Mind (WebAIM), provided ...

This is a five-module course that covers the basics of digital accessibility, aiming to increase understanding of accessibility issues and how to resolve them. Please fill out the Canvas Accessibility ...

The Frequently Asked Questions below provide additional information on a range of topics, such as working with web content, accessibility training, third-party linking and more. "Accessible" means ...

Katie Healey, an education specialist with the UC Davis Center for Educational Effectiveness, is developing and leading a course to help instructors make their materials for the classroom and online ...

Web-based and video-based training is becoming more common for students in the IT field. But what if you were deaf or hard of hearing and couldn’t understand the lesson being presented on the video?

Enhance your skills and contribute to creating digital content that is easier to read, see, interact with, and understand with this one-hour [U]Tech Self-Paced Training course. This foundational ...

Log in using your CWRU credentials for secure access to the course materials. Follow the structured learning path, progressing through each module at your own pace ...

In the fire service, we pride ourselves on being clear, direct, and mission-focused, especially when it comes to training. But even the most experienced instructors can unintentionally create barriers ...

Why do we need to make our content accessible? The State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) promotes the inclusion of individuals with disabilities as part of ...

Welcome to our May issue of the Accessibility Minute Newsletter! This newsletter is produced by the CU Boulder Digital Accessibility Office (DAO) and covers one accessibility skill or topic per month.