Digital Accessibility

Digital accessibility refers to designing and developing digital content, applications, and services in a way that ensures equal access and usability for all individuals, including those with disabilities. Accessible digital content and technologies empower users by providing equal opportunities to engage with information and services. These technologies can enhance decision-making, problem-solving, and communication. In the context of higher education, understanding digital accessibility is crucial for educators to create inclusive learning environments and ensure that all students can participate fully.

Note: This site serves as a resource for CU Denver faculty and staff. Guidelines and resources are provided to aid faculty and staff in making informed decisions about how to ensure their digital content is accessible. This site is maintained and updated by TIPS. 

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Digital accessibility is important to ensure all users have access to digital content. We must also adhere to state, local, and university policies (University of Colorado Digital Accessibility Policy APS #6011) around digital accessibility. If you would like to see resources listed here, feel free to reach out! Together, we can create a safe space to share and learn from one another.

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TIPS is here to collaborate, support and learn along with you! Share your thoughts, insights, and ideas with us.

Meet with an instructional accessibility specialist to get help with your digital content. 
Join us for scheduled trainings from TIPS and partners related to digital accessibility. 
Get in touch with our team to share suggestion, ask questions or learn more about how you can get involved! 
Join us: Creating an inclusive world benefits us all!

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