Accessibility
The internet offers many opportunities to people with disabilities that are unavailable through any other medium. It offers independence and freedom. When websites and documents are not accessible then people with disabilities may be excluded from accessing this material.
ADA and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act
Certain accessibility requirements must be addressed when developing learning materials for electronic dissemination to students.
Distance education courses, resources and materials must be designed and delivered in such a way that the level of communication and course-taking experience is equivalent for students with or without disabilities.
- By law, , learning materials, including interfaces, images, sounds, multimedia elements, and all other forms of information, must be made available for used by anyone, regardless of disability.
- Detailed information about accessibility guidelines are available at and the .
Furthermore, the California Community Colleges Chancellors Office issued in 2018
