Digital Accessibility Training
Start with digital accessibility basic training
Digital accessibility means creating emails, PDFs, videos, course materials, websites, and online resources that are compatible with these electronic tools proactively. Taking this course will provide the initial awareness and show you how to create content that anyone can access, regardless of disability.
Next, level-up your training in the areas you need
Canvas and Yuja
Make Canvas Content Accessible
Fix Canvas accessibility issues using YuJa (built in accessibility tool)
Panopto Videos
Math, Graphs and LaTex with EquatIO
Make LaTeX accessible with Equatio
Make graphs accessible with Desmos for Equatio
Make handwritten math accessible with Equatio
Extended Resources
Neurodiversity Teaching Guide, by the MSU Library
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Best Practices
Learn more about the core principles of the web content accessibility guidelines (WCAG)
Then, join us for some online or in-person training and assistance
And, ask for help when you need it
New course materials, accessible teaching and learning
Email The Center for Faculty Excellence cfe@montana.edu
Questions about compliance to laws and regulations
Email University Compliance at compliance@montana.edu