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Accessibility Training

Explore our training resources designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to foster a welcoming and supportive environment. Whether you’re new to accessibility or seeking to enhance your expertise, we invite you to enroll in our training programs.

Self-paced Training

Learn at your own pace with our accessibility training resources, designed to fit your schedule. These modules cover essential topics and practical skills to help you create more inclusive digital content and environments.

This course will discuss UCF’s Digital Accessibility Policy, as well as strategies to make content more accessible. This course is comprised of information and resources from various areas on campus, including:

  • Office of Nondiscrimination & Accommodations Compliance
  • Center for Distributed Learning
  • Student Accessibility Services

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Created by UCF Student Accessibility Services, Accessibility by Design: From Social Justice to Classroom Access will give an overview on the history of the Americans with Disability Act, disability civil rights and social justice, proactive course access and design, and ways to create an accessible environment on-campus and in the classroom. A certificate is given upon successful completion of the course.

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LinkedIn Learning offers a wide range of accessibility-focused courses and tutorials that can help you build inclusive digital skills at your own pace. Explore topics like Creating Accessible PDFs, Accessibility for Web Design, and Creating Accessible and Inclusive Video or view other offerings free with your university login.

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A vital part of creating an inclusive digital environment is ensuring that all documents are created in an accessible manner. This training will cover the core components of creating an accessible document, primarily in Microsoft Office, and will include a…
Join us for a hands-on session where we’ll walk through UDOIT to make your course more accessible. Bring your course, your questions and let’s UDOIT together!
This training will cover the basics of the remediation of PDF documents for accessibility, including tagging content and establishing reading order. Participants are strongly encouraged to complete Document Accessibility to gain an understanding of the components of an accessible document…
This training provides an overview of the basics of video accessibility, including captioning and audio description. The training will demonstrate multiple ways of captioning video content and provide information on UCF’s approved vendors for captioning services. Questions? Please contact digitalaccessibility@ucf.edu
Do you need to caption your video content? This 90-minute interactive session will guide you through practical methods of generating captions for both existing and new content in various video editing and delivery platforms. After a brief overview of how…
This introductory course is designed for individuals and organizations looking to enhance the accessibility of their digital content. "Digital Accessibility 101: Self-evaluating for beginners" will guide you through the fundamentals of digital accessibility, including the principles of inclusive design and…

Specialized Training and Consultations

Looking for more in-depth guidance on accessibility? Explore a range of specialized training sessions and one-on-one consultations offered by various UCF offices and departments. Whether you need support with digital accessibility, inclusive teaching practices, or accessible event planning, these additional resources can help you take the next step.

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Webcourses@UCF Accessibility Support

  • Attend a Webcourses@UCF Open Lab to review your course content and address accessibility needs with support staff.
  • Have a specific accessibility question or issue, or want to schedule a one-hour online support meeting? Open a Support ticket with us here
  • Faculty credentialed to teach online can connect with their Instructional Designer to learn how to develop accessible course material, as well as be connected with other accessibility resources and services on campus. Lookup your Instructional Designer.

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Faculty Multimedia Center

  • Accessbility Consultation – Sign up for our Accessibility Console to connect with IAAP – Certified Professionals in Accessibility Core Competency and get expert advice on making your course content accessible.
  • Create Accessible Course Media – Learn how to create accessible media or get hands-on support from our staff transcribing your existing course media.