Thank you to everyone who completed our recent campus accessibility survey. Your feedback and thoughtful suggestions are greatly appreciated and are helping shape future accessibility training and support across campus.
Based on survey responses, training opportunities and resources have been, and will continue to be, expanded to better support accessible content creation in everyday workflows.
New Campus Resources
New resources are available, including:
- A Digital Accessibility training course in Canvas
- An updated and more user-friendly digital accessibility website
- An accessible syllabus template
- Accessible meeting notes templates
Upcoming Webinars
Upcoming webinars will include:
- Introduction to Digital Accessibility: Learn accessibility fundamentals, why accessibility matters, and simple ways to make digital content more inclusive.
- Using Headings to Structure Documents: Learn how proper heading structure improves readability, navigation, and screen reader access in documents and web content.
- Creating Accessible Tables: Best practices for designing tables in Microsoft Word and Google Docs that are easy to understand and navigate.
- Using Accessibility Checking Tools: Get hands-on with tools like Grackle and Microsoft Accessibility Checker to identify and address common accessibility issues.
- Drop-in Accessibility Support: An opportunity to bring documents, web pages, or questions for one-on-one guidance.
Departmental Support
Departments or teams interested in dedicated accessibility training tailored to specific workflows or content needs will also have the opportunity to request custom training through an interest form.