[ARCHIVED] Accessibility in K-12 Online Schools

[stephanie_pope]

What action is your school doing for accessibility within Canvas?

I have reviewed the Canvas documents: Accessibility within Canvas and General Accessibility but would love to hear from schools doing this well. What general tips or tricks do you have? Where did your team start? Where do you believe the biggest impact is needed for accessibility?

We really appreciate any tips, tricks, advice, or opinions.

Thanks,

Stephanie

[asnow]

Good afternoon Stephanie,

I work with several K12 districts that have a large amount of online content and accessibility. Some are exclusively online schools too. If you are interested, I would be happy to reach out to them to see if you could create a dialogue.

Thank you,

Andy Snow, K12 CSM.

[stephanie_pope]

Hello Andy,

Thank you so much for reaching out. I would greatly appreciate any connections to other K-12 districts. My email is spope@oakschristian.org.

Thanks,

Stephanie

[clong]

Hi Stephanie,

The latest CanvasLIVE​ webinar ​ has some great page design tips and considerations for accessibility. It's definitely worth a watch.