At ASU, all online courses, websites and applications, and other digital content must comply with the W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, level AA.
To accomplish this, all ASU employees should be familiar with the digital accessibility concepts relevant to the types of content they create.
For example, if you ever use headings, scan the Guide page on headings. Create email? Look over the Email. If you never create PDFs (and we thank you for that!), you don't need to know how to make PDFs accessible.
Accessibility by content type
| Documents and communication | Courses | Web and apps |
|---|---|---|
At a minimum, learn:
Relevant guidelines, such as: | At a minimum, learn: | At a minimum, learn: |
Accessibility Connections
- For accessibility in online learning and education, join the UDAT working group.
- Attend one of the Digital Accessibility Liaisons' monthly trainings.
- Connect with us on ASU's #accessibility Slack channel.