Accessibility means designing learning without barriers so that students of all abilities can fully participate. This involves making digital content usable for everyone, supporting students with cognitive, sensory, and physical differences, and creating an inclusive environment for those from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

Examples include providing content in multiple formats, captioning videos, and offering flexible due dates and attendance policies.

This guide helps you begin making your course(s) accessible and will evolve with accessibility guidelines and technology advancements.