AccessDL

The Center on Accessible Distance Learning (AccessDL), funded by the U.S. Department of Education (grant # OPE P333A020044 and P333A50064) and the DO-IT Center, shares guidance and engages stakeholders around making distance learning courses and programs accessible to students and instructors with disabilities.

• Join the AccessDL Discussion List
  Discuss with other stakeholders issues related to creating accessible distance learning courses, including policy, practice, training, and support. 
• Learn the Basics with Real Connections: Making Distance Learning Accessible to Everyone
  View a video and read a brochure with the basic guidelines for designing courses to fully include all students.
• Learn Basic Accessibility Issues and Solutions for Distance Learning
  Explore accessibility challenges and solutions as well as key resources.
• Teach an Accessible Online Course with These 20 Tips
  Use the best methods for teaching an online course that is accessible and welcoming to everyone.
• Apply the Checklist Equal Access: Universal Design of Distance Learning Programs
  Learn guidelines for ensuring that distance learning program offerings are welcoming to, accessible to, and usable by individuals with disabilities.
• Consult AccessWeb
  Find videos, publications, and websites with guidance for making websites, videos and documents accessible to students with disabilities.
• Review Publications, External Resources, Q&As, Promising Practices, and Case Studies
  Consult a list of resources for instructors and other educators to learn about universal design and accommodations specifically for distance learning.