Trainings and workshops
Training and workshops
The Office of IT Accessibility (OITA) offers accessibility trainings to the all members of the Rutgers community and the general public. Here is a listing of all the available trainings we offer, our customized trainings (only available to Rutgers community), and other external trainings that may be of interest.
To request accommodations for any of our trainings below, please email jkhurdan@rutgers.edu.
Live virtual trainings
Live trainings to resume in March 2026. Check back soon.
Recorded self paced trainings
Subscribe to our channels
Sign up to our Digital Accessibility Network group in Rutgers Connect. You can watch all of the recordings of our trainings on this site. In addition, we will be pushing out information about how to make content accessible to this group. We also communicate out regularly updated news and trainings available from our office.
Be sure to also subscribe to our podcast to hear interviews from people with disabilities, and individuals working in this space, as they share their unique experiences with us.
Role-based learning paths
Check out one of our several learning paths, which will give you a list of self paced trainings, and recordings to listen to.
Student Information
With the recent Title II updates, many department are requiring students to submit accessible content, including but not limited to their electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) submissions. Check out our Student Resources under our Learning Paths Page.
Deque University
All Rutgers staff, faculty, and students have free access to Deque University, a library of self-paced accessibility trainings. Subjects include the basics of accessibility and disability etiquette, web accessibility, document accessibility and remediation, and more.