Online Course Essentials | Accessibility

Course content and materials are accessible; images address color contrast and include alt-text, tables are formatted for screen-readers, hyperlinks use meaningful text, documents use heading structure, bulleted or numbered lists, etc.

Accessibility practices, such as adding alt text to images, formatting tables, and using descriptive links, emphasize visual and organizational clarity. Strive to make accessibility a regular part of your online course preparation to ensure all students can engage with your course.


View resources on Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and ICON accessibility with ALLY.

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