IT Accessibility

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Welcome to the IT Accessibility Community Group!

Programs, services, and resources at universities and colleges continue to expand exponentially, and delivery methods have become increasingly technology-centric. Unless these technologies are designed and deployed to support the access needs of all users, including those with disabilities, universities and colleges risk excluding qualified students, faculty, staff, and other stakeholders.

The IT Accessibility Community Group will help the EDUCAUSE community to assess the scope of issues of IT accessibility, identify resources and initiatives, develop best practices on policy and assistive program and service development, and in general focus on how to approach campus-wide universal access to information available via technology by engaging in dialogue across boundaries within and beyond the campus environment. This group meets at the EDUCAUSE annual conference and online on the first Wednesday of the month (via Zoom, 1pm ET/10am PT; no meetings in January or July). The electronic discussion list via EDUCAUSE Connect hosts robust discussions of issues throughout the year and links to the monthly meetings.

Latest Discussions

  • Hi Bill, I'm happy to meet with your Fellow to review our current plan here. Kristina England Senior Digital Experience and Accessibility Specialist University ...

  • https://www.ada.gov/resources/web-rule-first-steps/ ADA.gov State and Local Governments: First Steps Toward Complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act Title ...

  • Hi all, We have a Humphrey Fellow interning with our department this semester, and we have asked him to put together a plan to meet the current Title II requirements . We are a Title III institution, ...

  • Hi! Is anyone aware of any standardized accessibility testing tools, other than Trusted Tester and WCAG-EM? My university wants to standardize our accessibility testing across the enterprise. Appreciate ...

  • 1) For the games, do you know if there was a radio broadcast (or even TV commentary). The announcers are pretty good at describing what's happening on the field already. Or maybe a comm intern could do ...

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