Archive for the ‘Web Accessibility’ Category
New ATS Menu
New ATS Menu Accessibility & Technology Solutions is your faculty and staff resource for accessibility concerns. The website has been updated to include a more accessible mobile menu. If you have ever wondered what distinguishes accessible websites, visit the ATS site and try it out. You can use the site whether you use a mouse […]
Accessibility Features on Apple OS
Last month, I discussed the accessibility features offered in Windows 10. Because accessibility and inclusive design are quickly becoming industry standards, Apple’s OS X provides an accessibility menu and allows many functions to be manipulated for greater access. While this article will focus on the iPhone/iPad’s iOS and the standard OS X, Apple’s accessibility webpage […]
5 Tools to Help You Understand Accessibility
Computers and the Internet have changed our classroom expectations by increasing the access to information, resources, and other people. As digital media develops and grows, there is an increasing push to ensure that all people have equal access to digital content regardless of their physical abilities. Accessibility includes creating course materials and using websites that are designed in a logical and intuitive way so they can be used as effectively as possible.
Virtual Workshops Offered on Making Websites Accessible
Learn more about developing accessible websites for students, staff, and faculty with disabilities by attending virtual conference sessions. The Accessing Higher Ground Virtual Conference focuses on the implementation and benefits of Accessible Media, Universal Design and Assistive Technology in the higher education setting. There are numerous sessions on best practices for web design, reaching untapped […]
Important Reminder: Compliance with UM Accessibility of Technology Services Policy
Please be reminded that all UM Web content (websites and Web pages) must be in at least minimal compliance with the guidelines addressed in the UM Accessibility of Technology Services Policy by September 1, 2013. The goal of making technology accessible is to eliminate barriers to electronic material for all potential users, including those who […]