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Make Accessible Content to Empower Students
Accessible electronic materials empower students to access and use course content in ways that best meet their needs. For students with disabilities it takes what was previously inaccessible and makes it accessible.
Accessible content is one important aspect of creating an inclusive learning environment.
Included on this page are links to how-to articles, accessibility tools, and tutorials about how to incorporate electronic accessibility principles into electronic materials.
Dean Whitfield: Adjunct Instructor
College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services
"I see accessibility, at its heart, as a vehicle to promote and enable equal access for our students. In working with faculty and staff I find the greatest accessibility gains are made for our students when we focus on progress over perfection. The key is starting with one small addition; this leads to growth, collaboration, and continuous improvement for student success."
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Accessibility "How-To" Articles
Adobe PDF
Assistive Technology
Online Course Content
Archived Webinar: Making Mathematics Accessible to All
Using the Math Editor in Blackboard for formulas
How to convert a Microsoft Word document to accessible EPUB3
Lynda.com: InDesign CC - EPUBs
Video: Accessibility Matters (for Blackboard users)
Webinar: Innovative Distance Education - Accessibility & Usability Training
