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Creating accessible digital content isn’t just about following a federal rule. It’s about making sure every student can fully participate in learning. Yavapai College is adopting the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA standards, and TeLS wants help you succeed!
This self-paced Canvas course is designed for YC faculty and staff who create or share digital content. You’ll learn to recognize the essential accessibility guidelines most applicable to your work at YC—whether that’s preparing course content, or sharing information online or by email. By the end, you’ll be able to spot when content needs adjustments to meet accessibility standards. Complete the course to earn the Accessibility 101 YC Micro-Credential and show your commitment to inclusive communication!
Pair your learning with this handy, searchable guide. The Handbook walks you through the built-in accessibility features of tools like Canvas, Word, PowerPoint, and more. It will help you apply accessibility guidelines using your tools of choice. Bookmark the Handbook for quick reference whenever you need step-by-step instructions to apply your accessibility knowledge in practice.
If you need help with any aspect of digital accessibility, this is the place. Ask questions, share challenges, and get direct support from TeLS within 48 hours (often faster during workdays).
Accessible content supports all learners, reduces barriers, and improves the overall learning experience. By using these tools, you’ll be ready for upcoming federal requirements while also building stronger, more inclusive courses.
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