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Accessibility Learning Hub

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Welcome to the Aims Web Accessibility Learning Hub

Digital accessibility work at Aims is designed to offer individuals with disabilities better access to navigate and interact with online learning. Accessible department, program and course content can help ensure that students and faculty with visual, hearing, mobility or cognitive issues can fully access content with tools like keyboard navigation, screen readers, screen magnification, captions and others to interact with courses. 

To comply with Colorado HB21-1110 and the federal Americans with Disabilities Act Title II, Aims is aligning its digital accessibility efforts with the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 (WCAG), as required by these laws. Read more about these laws and standards.

If you’re looking to learn more about web accessibility, you’ve come to the right place. Below you will find an overview of what to find in the hub, and links to helpful accessibility resources and tutorials depending on your role at Aims. 

Need a quick accessibility checklist for specific content (Word, Docs, PDFs, etc.)?

Find accessibility checklists

Find accessibility resources and training based on your role at Aims

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  • A student working at a desk with a pencil and a laptop

    Ready to Get Started?

    In the sidebar of this page, you'll find information on learning web accessibility, from our 101 guide to easy-access "how to" tutorials and an A to Z glossary of concepts and terminology. You can also search by user role: Faculty, Staff or Student.

    Start with Accessibility 101
  • An Aims Career Services team member leading a classroom discussion

    Faculty Resources

    Find web accessibility resources and view or attend trainings for creating syllabi, course materials and exams.

    Find faculty resources
  • An Aims Financial Aid team member helping a student at a computer

    Staff Resources

    Whether you're in an admin role, a web content author or a content creator, find accessibility learning resources and attend trainings.

    Find staff resources
  • five students at long table chatting and looking at papers and a laptop

    Student Resources

    Whether you're a student employee who needs to create accessible content or learning materials or if you need to request accommodations, these resources can help you find the information and relevant training and reading materials you need.

    Find student resources

Questions About The Accessibility Hub?

Submit a support ticket with any questions about the Accessibility Learning Hub. 

You can access the TeamDynamix ticketing system from your myApps Dashboard or visit help.aims.edu directly and submit a ticket.