The university sometimes must utilize information and communications technology (ICT) that do not meet the applicable federal and state standards for accessibility. When this occurs, campus policy requires that the inaccessible technology b…
This document supports the Digital Accessibility Policy as a supplemental guide for establishing the Implementation Plan called for by the Policy. Required procedures must pragmatically and with due diligence address accessibility complianc…
The Exception Request Decision Tree is provided to facilitate individuals and units in determining if an Accessibility Exception Request must be requested for a given Information and Communications Technology (ICT). This document supports t…
Achieving reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities involves shared responsibility across the academic enterprise, most critically in the delivery of your courses to students. This list of tips is designed to serve as a quick…
The procurement of accessible Information and Communications Technology (ICT) products and services requires mindful and proactive processes that incorporate federal and state accessibility standards. The Digital Accessibility Policy (CAM H…
All information and communication technology (ICT) procured, developed, maintained, utilized, or otherwise provided to University employees, enrolled and prospective students, and to the general public, shall be both functionally and techni…
Not all Information and Communications Technology (ICT) utilized for the mission of the University is eligible for an accessibility exception. This is due to the variable use and nature of the ICT and the impact of any accessibility issues.…
The Technology Accessibility Review Committee (TARC) is a standing committee appointed by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Access, Civil Rights & Community. The TARC is charged with reviewing and approving accessibility exception reque…
Be specific when including accessibility requirements in a project charter or as part of the business requirements for a procurement effort. Consider how a general statements such as “the product must be accessible,” or “product must meet f…
Welcome to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Information and Communications Technology (ICT) accessibility exception request page. We strive toward a campus environment that is inclusive and accessible. Unfortunately, it is not…
When the university adopts or uses technology that is not fully accessible, an Alternative Access Plan (AAP) is required. The AAP documents how the institution will provide equally effective, equally integrated, and equivalent ease of use f…
Media is increasingly being used for teaching and learning. Students across a range of abilities and learning styles consume this media in various ways. To meet University policy requirements, video and audio content must include equally ef…