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Find resources and tools for faculty members, web designers/developers, and other university staff, to aid in web accessibility, online course accessibility, instructional materials, assistive and adaptive technology, video/multimedia captioning, and software procurement.
General information
Rutgers is committed to ensuring equal access to information, programs, and activities through its technologies, web pages, and services. Learn more about digital accessibility and the policies and standards Rutgers follows.
Training and workshops
Internal and external accessibility trainings available to all members of the Rutgers community. Many are also available to the general public.
Accessibility for courses and online instruction
Accessibility for courses and online instruction
Included are accessibility standards for various document types, tutorials for learning management systems and hardware, and a prepared course-pack for instructors.
Deque
Deque University’s full list of accessibility courses and axe Monitor’s web accessibility reporting tool are available.
SensusAccess
SensusAccess allows students, faculty, staff, and alumni to automatically convert documents into a range of alternate media.
Web accessibility resources
Web accessibility
Materials to help web and content developers ensure that all Rutgers web pages follow a certain level of compliance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Deque
Deque University’s full list of accessibility courses and axe Monitor’s web accessibility reporting tool are available.
SensusAccess
SensusAccess allows students, faculty, staff, and alumni to automatically convert documents into a range of alternate media.
IT purchasing and digital accessibility
Accessibility risk assessment for IT purchases
All electronic information technology (EIT) systems, applications, software, and services used by Rutgers University are required to be assessed for accessibility. The Office of Information Technology Accessibility (OITA) will use the information to assess the accessibility risks and provide recommendations.
IT accessibility purchasing process
Purchasers must submit an "accessibility purchasing form" for any item with the commodity code "IT Software." Learn more about the purchasing process and what actions will be taken if there is a high exposure level.
Accessibility questions?
If you have any questions or requests regarding accessibility, please fill out the form linked below for support.
