IT Accessibility at the University of Michigan

Information for remote teaching, learning, and working:

Information Technology accessibility is a commitment to providing accessible digital materials such that University of Michigan systems and content can be used by all individuals with or without disabilities. A commitment to providing accessible technology is a commitment to universal design: the idea that spaces, technologies, and experiences can be designed to account for a wide range of diverse interaction types and strategies.

Understand

Learn why accessibility is important and how good accessibility benefits everyone involved

Get Started

Learn how to implement accessibility yourself and get support for your accessibility needs

Get Involved

Join the Web Accessibility Working Group to learn and participate in discussions about different accessibility topics

Our Goals

U-M is committed to both proactively addressing IT accessibility issues and to being responsive to the needs of individuals with disabilities. IT accessibility is a part of U-M’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and to providing open and welcoming spaces for individuals with disabilities. U-M recommends the use of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 Level AA standard when procuring or developed IT systems or content.

This website is the core resource for finding help and resources related to both learning how to provide more accessible IT systems and content, and for reaching out to U-M to let us know of any technology barriers that you encounter.