Navigating Canvas with JAWS   JAWS is a commonly used accessibility screen reader and is one of the screen readers supported for use with Canvas. This post will discuss some basics of using JAWS with ...

With things changing and students transitioning to online classes from home, we want to ensure that they have the resources to learn and access content in Canvas.  The following offers alternative tec...

@emoore50  Thank you for sending this up. The color codes that we use for those messages are #0770A3 for the text color and #E6F1F7 for the background color which is 4.74:1 and meets WCAG AA contr...

Hey @scrider Thanks for reaching out!  We have this great guide, Accessibility in Online Course Design in the Accessibility Toolkit that one of our amazing Instructional Designers wrote up that yo...

Hello everyone, I wanted to share a great opportunity that's happening from February 25th-27th, 2025. Deque is hosting their annual axe-con Accessibility Conference and registration is completely ...

Hey @scrider Thanks for reaching out!  We have this great guide, Accessibility in Online Course Design in the Accessibility Toolkit that one of our amazing Instructional Designers wrote up that yo...

Hello everyone, I wanted to share a great opportunity that's happening from February 25th-27th, 2025. Deque is hosting their annual axe-con Accessibility Conference and registration is completely ...

Navigating Canvas with JAWS   JAWS is a commonly used accessibility screen reader and is one of the screen readers supported for use with Canvas. This post will discuss some basics of using JAWS with ...

Hey @jbowman10 !Thank you for sending this up!  I've created a ticket with our Engineering team to look into this further and add the question blank numbers so users know how many blanks there...

Hey @d_j_corbin, Thank you for reaching out!  One main reason why we have high contrast mode is to allow schools the ability to add custom theming from our theme editor whilst being able to ensure...