The Syllabus & Course Schedule Structure: Ensure the document uses real Heading styles (H1, H2, etc.) rather than just bold/large text. Tables: Ensure tables (like grading scales or calendars) have […]
Create Accessible Educational Content Website Essential resources, tools, and reference materials to support your accessibility journey. Excel & Google Sheets Accessibility Guide Accessible spreadsheets ensure that all users, including those […]
Example Accessibility Syllabus Statements Please check with your college’s instructional designer or accessibility office to see whether your institution has preferred or required language for accessibility statements. Version 1 (Expanded […]
Faculty Insights: Designing Classrooms for Success with UDL By Staci Forgey, Ph.D., Professor of Biology, Faculty Fellow Center for Teaching Excellence, Science and Mathematics Pathway, Tidewater Community College Are you looking […]
Recordings Introduction to accessibility basics Working with images (Faculty examples) Creating accessible emails in outlook Making videos accessible (Faculty examples) Please note, we do not recommend creating two audio tracks […]
Created by VCCS Accessibility Expert, Page Durham Getting Started: Ensure your public-facing materials are accessible (Check with your own college for checklists and templates.) ✅ Before You Send an Email: […]
Accessibility Resources Are there any resources on balancing aesthetics and accessibility? Helpful Resources: WebAim- Color Contrast Checker Helps you choose accessible color combinations. W3C- Design Tips Practical advice on accessible design […]
FAQ: How do instructors describe labelled images in exam questions for students using screen readers? When using labelled images in exams (e.g., diagrams with parts marked A, B, C), it’s […]
Recordings Introduction to accessibility basics Working with images (Faculty examples) Creating accessible emails in outlook Resources Adding Alternative Text Making Accessible Documents Making Accessible Slides Making Accessible Videos Faculty resources by NOVA […]
The U.S. Department of Justice now requires all public colleges to ensure that digital content and systems meet WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards by April 2026. This includes public-facing, student-facing, […]