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Insights on accessibility compliance, WCAG standards, and making higher education accessible for everyone.
Writing alt text for academic images — charts, diagrams, equations, and lab photos — requires a different approach than typical web images. Here is how.
Canvas, Blackboard, and Brightspace all have built-in accessibility checkers. Here is what they catch, what they miss, and why you need more.
A practical guide for faculty to create accessible Google Slides presentations that work for all students, including those using screen readers.
Most universities have a backlog of thousands of inaccessible documents. Here is a practical triage framework for deciding what to fix first.
AS EN 301 549 is Australia's adoption of the European ICT accessibility standard. Learn how it applies to university procurement and digital content.
Accessible spreadsheets need proper table formatting, named sheets, alt text on charts, and no merged cells. Here's the practical guide for faculty.
A VPAT is a standardized report showing how well a product meets accessibility standards. Learn why universities should require them from every vendor.
PDF/UA-1 is the established standard based on PDF 1.7. PDF/UA-2 adds MathML support and namespaces via PDF 2.0. Learn which to target and when.
Accessible PDF forms need programmatic labels, logical tab order, and clear error messages. Learn how to build and fix forms for screen reader users.
PDF bookmarks create clickable navigation for long documents. Learn how to add them in Acrobat Pro or auto-generate from Word and Google Docs headings.
Australian universities must ensure all course materials meet WCAG 2.1 AA under the DSE 2005. Here's a practical guide for faculty.
The DDA is Australia's federal anti-discrimination law covering education. Learn how it applies to universities, digital content, and course materials.
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