Category: Accessibility

On November 8th, Accessibility Operations Assistant Browning Blair facilitated a Quick Hits presentation dedicated to understanding the basics of Canvas’ accessibility checkers. The presentation offers a concise overview and demonstration of each accessibility checker, and touches on the importance of providing accessible course materials to students.

Creating accessible courses goes beyond meeting legal requirements—it’s about fostering a learning environment where all students have an equal opportunity to succeed. Each instructor has the power to contribute to a culture of accessibility, and when faculty and students work together toward this goal, they can enhance the learning experience for everyone. Here are some […]

On October 15, Clemson Online hosted Canvas Accessibility Day, during which various learning strategists and course designers hosted presentations related to digital accessibility. The purpose of these sessions was to provide instructors with helpful information on how to get started with implementing and complying with accessible course design standards. Did you miss out on Canvas […]

On October 15th, Digital Learning Strategist Millie Tullis facilitated a Canvas Accessibility Day presentation dedicated to digital accessibility in online courses. The presentation offers a succinct introduction to accessible course design and WCAG Standards and provides instructors with some basic instruction on how to craft accessible online courses. Digital accessibility in online courses is essential […]

While captions are often associated with accommodating students who are deaf or hard of hearing, their benefits extend far beyond that.

Join Clemson Online for our first Canvas Accessibility Day!

Learn more about designing online courses for accessibility, including general accessibility practices and helpful tools.

Ensuring that your feedback is accessible and inclusive can make a significant difference in their learning experience.

AI is revolutionizing digital accessibility, offering innovative solutions to long-standing challenges.

In the past few months, the digital accessibility landscape has seen some remarkable advancements from tech giants Apple, Microsoft, and Google.