December 13, 2021by Eudora Struble The Accessible Content Working Group and the IS Technology Accessibility Team, as part of the Technology Accessibility Program (TAP), wish to congratulate and thank all those who participated in the first year of our Extreme Makeover: PDF Edition! WFU colleagues, both […]
From the Accessible Content Working Group For many years, PDFs were considered the best document type for any and all purposes, but our understanding of technology and users has evolved. If you feel like your document workflows might be stuck in 1993, the year […]
Categories: Accessibility Tips and Best Practices, Accessible Content Working Group (ACWG), Instructional Accessibility/UDL
By Carrie Johnston, Jonathan Milam, Amy Mohan, and Eudora Struble (members of the Accessible Content Working Group) For months now, we have been meeting, learning, and socializing in virtual spaces. Some experiences are positive, some neutral, and sometimes we may regret having clicked the “register” […]
Check out two new WFU blog posts that relate to technology accessibility! One post is a part of the Instructional Technology Group (ITG) blog and one is part of the Center for the Advancement of Teaching (CAT) blog. Robert Vidrine, who is part […]
Categories: Accessibility Tips and Best Practices, Accessible Content Working Group (ACWG), Instructional Accessibility/UDL
The Accessible Content Working Group and the Technology Accessibility Program (TAP) wish to congratulate everyone who participated in our first year of the Web Accessibility Challenge! All of the participants enthusiastically engaged in efforts to make their digital content more accessible and inclusive. We […]
Beginning Monday, June 29, and running through Friday, July 24, Wake Forest University will participate in a Web Accessibility Challenge! An annual event at NC State University, this year they have invited a number of other North Carolina colleges and universities to join the challenge, […]