From Practice to Systems: Sustainable Digital Accessibility Course

Build Systems That Sustain Accessibility. Not Just A One-Time Fix. Move beyond one-time fixes and begin building sustainable, system-wide accessibility practices across your organization. From Practice to Systems: Sustainable Digital Accessibility is an advanced, self-paced eLearning course designed to help educators and staff embed accessibility into instructional environments, workflows, and digital systems. This course supports professionals who create, manage, and share digital content, ensuring accessibility is not just understood but consistently applied across platforms, documents, and communication channels. Accessibility is not a one-time remediation project it is an operational standard. Without intentional systems and workflows, accessibility improvements often fade over time. This course equips your team to shift from reactive fixes to proactive, sustainable practices that ensure long-term digital inclusion. Objectives: Apply WCAG 2.1 AA principles within learning management systems and classroom platforms. Evaluate when information should be shared in HTML rather than PDF format. Prepare source documents for accessibility before converting them to PDF. Tag and remediate PDFs to meet accessibility standards. Support sustainable accessibility practices within instructional environments. Target Audience: This course is designed to support staff who create, manage, and share instructional content and materials in digital environments. Format: Self-paced eLearning course with interactive knowledge checks and real-world scenarios. The estimated time to take the course is 30 minutes Includes the downloadable PDF How to Create an Accessible PDF Resource to turn learning into everyday workflows ensures that digital inclusion is maintained as content and platforms evolve. A completion certificate is available after completing the course.