Accessibility

Accessibility starts with all of us.

Faculty

Start here to access tools and information for creating accessible courses, captioning media, and designing inclusive faculty websites.

Canvas Course Accessibility
Document Accessibility
Course Video Captioning
Faculty Websites

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Staff

Accessibility is everyone’s responsibility—whether you work with documents, software, or events, these guides provide practical steps that all staff members can use to support accessibility.

Creating Accessible Documents
Accessible Events

Students

Explore campus services that support your academic success, build belonging, and help remove barriers to learning.

Disability Resource Center
TRIO Student Support Services
Academic Belonging and Learning Excellence

Website Editors

Accessibility helps make websites easier to use and ensures compliance with university standards. Start here to explore best practices, site checker tools, and the new website policy.

Website Accessibility
WAVE Web Accessibility Checker
NEW! Website Policy

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Video Managers

Explore tools and guidelines to help you add accurate, high-quality captions to your videos.

Start Captioning
Captioning Standards

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Social Media Managers

Discover simple ways to make your social posts accessible and ensure all videos include accurate captions.

Social Media Accessibility
Video Captioning Standards

New ADA Title II Digital Accessibility Ruling

On April 8, 2024, The Department of Justice (DOJ) published a new rule on digital accessibility under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) directly impacting public higher education institutions. This rule requires that most of the university’s digital content be accessible.

Calendar-Days Deadline: April 24, 2026.

Learn How This Affects You