Accessibility Training

Available Self Help Training

This page includes some materials created by the U-M Accessibility team as well as various other resources.

This page will be updated regularly as new information becomes available and as the needs of our community become clearer.

Key

  • Level 1: all audiences
  • Level 2: some technical expertise required
  • Level 3: professional level expertise required.

Basics

Title Format Source Level

Introduction

Video

U-M

1

Benefits of Building Content with Accessibility in Mind

Video

U-M

1

EdX Introduction to Web Accessibility

Mixed

EdEx

2

Digital Accessibility for the Modern Workplace

Mixed

LinkedIn

1

How People with Disabilities Use the Web

Mixed

W3C

1

Accessibility Principles

Text

W3C

1

Web Development

Title Format Source Level

MDN Learn Accessibility

Text

MDN

3

Simplifying Web Development with Accessibility Best Practices

Video

LinkedIn

3

Accessible Documents

Title Format Source Level

Accessibility in Microsoft Word

Video

U-M

1

 Using Microsoft Word to Create Multi-column Layouts

Video

U-M

1

Accessible Google Docs

Video

U-M

1

Accessible PowerPoint

Video

U-M

1

Creating Accessible PDFs

Video

LinkedIn

2

Testing

Title Format Source Level

Quick Non-technical Accessibility Tests

Video

U-M

1

A Web Accessibility Assessment Hands-on Tutorial

Video

Deque

3

Design

Title Format Source Level

Designing for Accessibility - Annotating Wireframes

Video

U-M

3

Accessibility for Web Design

Mixed

LinkedIn

3

UX Foundations: Accessibility

Mixed

LinkedIn

3