What is digital accessibility?
Digital accessibility means that everyone can access information easily and independently. Learn more about this important work and why it matters.
Connecting & supporting our digital campus
Digital accessibility means that everyone can access information easily and independently. Learn more about this important work and why it matters.
Topics include AI teaching and learning tools; developmental evaluation in curriculum, projects and institutional strategy; and insights from the largest AI survey conducted in higher education.
The Help Desk has adjusted summer hours until fall. Please make note of these changes.
Instructors and teaching assistants: Class groups let you easily email an entire course section with a single email address. Learn how to activate groups, modify roles, change group settings and more.
UW–Madison faculty members are being targeted by a new phishing scam. Please be sure to report all suspicious-looking emails.
Automated accessibility testing tools are excellent at catching some problems, but creating accessible digital environments also requires human judgment, thoughtful processes and a genuine commitment from everyone.
What’s happening Canvas – Customizable learner Dashboard On August 15, we will enable a feature which allows learners to customize their Canvas dashboard, by adding, rearranging, or deleting certain widgets. For more, see How do I customize my Dashboard as a student? Canvas – New Portfolio tool Canvas has transitioned to a new Portfolio. For …
Aug. 3 to 7 via Zoom. Attend our virtual sessions to brush up on content strategy, accessibility, knowledge management practices and more. Registration is open through Aug. 7.
Blue is coming, Top Hat offers a toolkit, and lots of training in August.
This set of comprehensive resources gives you tips and tools to make digital environments more accessible.