Accessible Course Design
Access resources on various accessibility topics, including a la carte trainings. Materials are accessed via Canvas.
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Documents
View tips and guidelines for ensuring your documents are accessible to a wider audience.
Website
Accessible web content helps ensure our website is inclusive to users of assistive tech.
Social Media
Learn about the importance of creating accessible social media content.
Resources
View tips, tricks and resources for various accessibility-related topics.
Closed Captions
Providing closed captions greatly increase the accessibility of your videos to a wider audience.
Alternative Text
Alt text is a short, meaningful image description that greatly assist users of screen readers.
Emails
See best practices for ensuring everyone can read and understand your email messages.
Other Tools
Convert your files, URLs, or Text into accessible formats at RoboBraille. The file is emailed to you after processing.
The CSU ATI collection of tutorials, tools, and resources.
A free, open-source Ebook library and conversion program (for Windows, Mac, and Linux).
Read your digital content on- and offline with this free eReader for Windows, Mac, tablets, and mobile devices.
Convert PDF and other file types to different formats.
Microsoft free online file converter for documents, audio, video, images, ebooks, and archives.
EPUB Reader add-on for reading ePub files in Firefox.
Accessible Digital Content
Cheat Sheets for Creating Accessible Digital Content
These one-page Cheat Sheets for Creating Accessible Content contain easy-to-use ideas.
Schedule a training or information session with the Office of Information Technology.
Promote Accessibility for Everyone
Spread the Word
Please print these excellent resources for anyone creating documents, videos, podcasts, and websites; and post in approved locations.
- Do's and Don'ts for Creating Accessible Course Materials PDF
- Designing for Users on the Autistic Spectrum PDF
- Designing for Users Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing PDF
- Designing for Users With Physical or Motor Disabilities PDF
- Designing for Users With Low Vision PDF
- Designing for Users With Dyslexia PDF
- Designing for Users of Screen Readers PDF
Updated: February 19, 2026