Digital Accessibility Training

Universities of Wisconsin Created Resources

• Comprehensive online, asynchronous course in Canvas (coming soon)
• Quick tutorials and best practices are available on this website. Get started with Digital Accessibility.

Campus-Based Support

• Contact your campus Digital Accessibility support team to learn about campus-based training opportunities and individual support.

LinkedIn Learning

Learn at your own pace with LinkedIn Learning after logging in with your university credentials. LinkedIn Learning courses can be accessed directly from Workday. For more information, check out the Enrolling in Courses resource.  While you can find many training options by searching LinkedIn Learning, the list below can help to get you started:

• General Accessibility for Faculty and Staff
  • Foundations of Accessible e-Learning
  • Creating Accessible and Inclusive Video Content
• Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel Accessibility
  • Word: Make Your Document Accessible (Module 8)
  • PowerPoint: Checking Colors for Accessibility (Module 5)
  • Excel: Accessibility Features in Excel (Module 1)
• PDF Accessibility
  • Creating Accessible PDFs
  • Convert a Scanned PDF to Searchable Text (Module 4)
  • Creating Advanced Accessible PDFs
• General Accessibility for Web Content Creators
  • Accessibility for Web Design
  • WordPress Accessibility
  • Accessibility-First Design
• General Accessibility for Developers
  • Web Accessibility for Developers
  • UX Foundations of Accessibility (External Course)
  • HTML Forms Accessibility
  • Labeling and Describing with Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA)
  • Forms Using ARIA (External Course)
  • Font Size and Accessibility (External Course)
  • Simplifying Web Development for Accessibility Best Practices