Equitable access to digital information at the University of Michigan. For everyone.
Explore Assistive Technology
Assistive technology (AT) includes specialized software, adaptive hardware, and other features or applications that make technology more usable for people with a range of disabilities. Need assistive or adaptive technology (AT) to do your work at U-M? We offer common AT solutions and support services to make sure you can use the tools you need.
Digital Accessibility Liaisons
Digital Accessibility Liaisons (DAL) are a group of people representing U-M units, colleges, and campuses working together to advance digital accessibility policy and goals. Contact your unit DAL Liaison to ask questions, report issues, or get more help.
Make Documents Accessible
Learn how to make digital documents that meet accessibility standards and provide equitable access for people with disabilities. Documents include Google docs, Word docs, PDF, presentation slides, and more.
Explore more how-to topics.
What is Digital Accessibility?
Digital accessibility means that digital information and experiences can be used, understood, and participated in by all. It is achieved by using standards and best practices that center the needs of people with disabilities. It benefits everyone by making digital content easier to use and understand, more compatible with different devices, and more flexible for your needs. Learn more about accessibility basics.
Get Involved
Want to get involved with digital accessibility at U-M?
Attend an upcoming event, contact your digital accessibility liaison, or explore more U-M resources. Say hello or ask a question at Office Hours, offered every month.
Report a Digital Accessibility Barrier
Report an issue that keeps you from accessing or using digital content or resources.