Digital Accessibility at the University of Michigan

Updated Regulations

Recent updates to ADA regulations require all large public universities to deliver digital content—websites, course materials, videos, documents, social media posts, and applications—in formats that meet recognized accessibility standards. Learn more.

Upcoming Accessibility Events

Getting Started

Tools & Services You Can Use

  • Panorama
    Canvas tools for accessibility remediation, guidance, and alternate formats
  • Grackle
    Accessibility checker for Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides
  • Scanning
    Website accessibility scanning and management platform
  • Reviews
    Expert evaluations of applications and websites against standards

Accessibility Spotlight

From Inventory to Impact: Law School Builds Accessibility Into Every Step

When the Law School IT team faced the challenge of improving the accessibility of dozens of custom applications, Kevin Ross and developers Callie Masten, Rich Savitski, and&nbs

The Law IT software development team, from left to right: Rich Savitski, Callie Masten, Law IT Director Huan Yan, Travis Frasier, Kevin Ross. We’re standing just outside Jeffries Hall, home to the Law IT offices.
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Accessibility in the News

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