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Accessibility.Network@uc.edu.
Learn More
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Explore More
- Get started with our Best Practices page for information on how to make your electronic materials accessible
- Visit our Tutorials page for how-to articles, accessibility tools, and tutorials.
- Or, visit our Community section for informational blog articles and more information about our program.
Workshops
Learn More about Accessibility
Are you creating electronic documents, digital course content, or website materials? You will need to incorporate elements into your materials to make them accessible to individuals with disabilities, including (but not limited to) people with hearing, mobility, cognitive or visual impairments.
Included on this page are resources to learn more about accessibility either through online learning or in-person workshops.
Noelle Bareswilt: Quality Assurance Analyst
IT@UC Innovations and Partnerships
"While the ultimate goal is to create a culture where inclusive and universal design is completely proactive, it is necessary to first make sure that any content that already exists is accessible to everyone, be it faculty, staff, students, or the public. The remediation process allows us to take inventory of what we have and complete any changes necessary to make our environment an inclusive one."
Online Classes
- eAccessibility: An Introduction (UC Blackboard Course)
- Modular self-paced course in Blackboard about eAccessibility created by the Accessibility Network at UC
- Blackboard Universal Design and Accessibility for Online Learning
- A stand-alone course for instructors and content developers that explores what accessibility and universal design mean and how they can be applied to online learning; created by Blackboard.
- ADA National Events Calendar
- Free Webcasts, Podcasts, and In-Person Training provided by the ADA National Network: Information, Guidance, and Training on the Americans with Disabilities Act
- Web Accessibility and Section 508 Free Tutorial (WebEducator)
- Free Web Accessibility and Section 508 tutorial based on Webucator's "Web Accessibility and Section 508 Training for Experienced Web Designers" course.
In-Person Workshops
Check back soon for more workshop offerings...
In Person Consultation
Schedule a one-on-one session for you or your department. Contact Accessibility.Network@uc.edu