Your Back-to-School Digital Accessibility Checklist

With e-learning becoming more popular, everyone — from your students and their families to your faculty and staff — deserves equal access to online learning resources. Along with being the right thing to do, recent changes to Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) require public entities, which includes schools, to make their online content accessible to individuals with disabilities. 

As you prepare to welcome students back into the classroom, check out our back-to-school digital accessibility checklist below. It’s not an exhaustive list, but it will help you improve access to your online resources and ensure everyone has equal learning opportunities.

These accessibility features help to prepare your students, their families, and your faculty and staff for a successful school year. Additionally, they help to lower the chances of facing accessibility lawsuits for failure to comply with the ADA and additional accessibility laws. 

With AudioEye, providing equal access to online learning resources is easy. Starting with our free Accessibility Scanner, give you with a high-level overview of your digital content’s current accessibility level. From here, our Automated Accessibility Platform automatically fixes common accessibility errors while our team of human experts finds and fixes more complex issues. Along with removing accessibility issues, AudioEye also provides Document Remediation Services to ensure your online documents are accessible and usable for all your users. 

Remove all barriers to your online learning resources to start the school year off right. Contact AudioEye today to get started.