When we think of accessibility, we often think of physical access — making sure that buildings and structures are accessible and comfortable for students of varying abilities.
But accessibility in the digital world is just as important.
7.3 million students, or 14% of all public school students, received special education services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
As a higher education institution, you’re committed to fostering an inclusive environment where every person can enjoy the student experience.
Accessibility has also become important for the government, which must support the needs of a diverse set of constituents. Government also sets guidelines for colleges and universities, healthcare organizations, and other institutions to follow to make sure their facilities and digital properties are accessible.
Following these guidelines and becoming digitally compliant hasn’t been easy for educational institutions, healthcare providers, and public sector agencies as it requires technical and legal assistance to execute.
In this article, we’ll cover the levels of compliance, what this means for your online properties, and how to make an ADA form fully accessible.
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