Get Started: Learn about Digital Accessibility

Enroll in a self-paced online training to get an introduction to the fundamental concepts of digital accessibility, including tips, tools and strategies for creating accessible digital content.

Take the Canvas Course

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According to the Title II Standards Update, digital content created by students for university business – including work as a student employee or for a university-sanctioned club – must be accessible by April 24, 2026. 

JMU Resources

Guides:

Tools:

  • SensusAccess Document Converter
    Convert written documents into MP3 files, DAISY audiobooks, Mobile-friendly ebooks (Mobi, EPUB and EPUB3 formats), or Digital Braille for embossed printing or reading on a Braille display. Coming Soon - SensusAccess will also be available for use in Canvas this summer.

  • Free Assistive Technologies
    A collection of free assistive technologies provided by the Office of Disability Services. This includes built-in accessibility tools for commonly used devices and software, as well as downloadable programs and browser extensions.

External Resources

 

Document Accessibility:

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Evaluation and Testing Tools:

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