Accessibility Best Practices – applies to all digital content you create
WSU, WA State, and ADA policies
- WSU Accessibility Policy: Electronic Information (EIT) Accessibility BPPM 10.45
- University Accessibility Statement
- ADA Web Rule
- WA State Policy
General Resources
- WSU Digital Accessibility – Core Concepts
- Universal Design and Accessibility
- Supporting Students Who Have Approved Accommodations
- Resources for Learning the Core Concepts
- Resources for Creating Accessible Documents
Training & Guides
- Tips for Creating Accessible Course Materials
- WSU Digital Accessibility Guides
- Digital Accessibility Foundations (free online course)
- Document Accessibility Workshop Series – NW Heat
- CAHNRS Digital Accessibility Webinar Library
Canvas
- Canvas, Panopto, and Perusall Drop-In Sessions this fall
- Canvas Instructor Guides
- Canvas Accessibility Standards
- How to use the Accessibility Checker in the Rich Content Editor
- How To:
Microsoft Word
- Make your Word Document accessible to people with disabilities – Microsoft
- Improve accessibility with heading styles – Microsoft
- Improve accessibility with the Accessibility Checker – Microsoft
- Microsoft Word: Creating accessible documents – WebAIM
- Word and PowerPoint accessibility evaluation guide – WebAIM
- Create Accessible PDFs – section508.gov
- Create Accessible PDFs – Microsoft Word
- How to Test and Remediate PDFs for Accessibility Using Adobe Acrobat Pro – section508.gov video training series
- Create and Verify PDF Accessibility in Acrobat Pro – Adobe
- PDF Accessibility – WebAIM
Presentations
- Make your PowerPoint presentations accessible to people with disabilities – Microsoft
- Create accessible presentations – section508.gov
- PowerPoint accessibility – WebAIM