Learn Digital Accessibility
Below is a curated video series from the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR), created to help institutions understand the importance of digital accessibility and its impact on individuals with disabilities. These videos cover foundational topics, including how people with disabilities use technology, legal obligations, best practices, and the importance of manual testing and inclusive design.
Important Note:
These videos were produced in 2022, before the release of the updated federal digital accessibility regulations. While they remain highly informative, please be aware that references to the absence of specific standards or regulations are now outdated. As of 2025, formal accessibility standards for digital content have been adopted under ADA Title II. Libraries, schools, and public entities are now required to ensure their digital communication meets these updated requirements. (ADA Title II Digital Accessibility)