Accessibility
Accessibility
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Ensuring all students can access educational content and fully participate in activities is vital to our roles as educators.
Educational materials and technologies are “accessible” to people with disabilities if they are able to “acquire the same information, engage in the same interactions, and enjoy the same services” as people who do not have disabilities. As a person with a disability, you must be able to achieve these three goals “in an equally integrated and equally effective manner, with substantially equivalent ease of use” (Joint Letter US Department of Justice and US Department of Education, June 29, 2010).
District Resources
District Resources
Click on the link above to check out our video playlist on our YouTube channel for video tutorials on using Google Classroom.
Click on the link above to access support guides and solutions articles in our Helpdesk Support Portal. You may be prompted to login with Google to access first.
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
Click on the link above to access the slides presentation for Digital Accessibility. This session includes valuable information on the new update to the ADA.
Click on the link above to access the slides presentation for Intro to Accessibility Features. This session includes information on Chromebook accessibility features and other accessibility tools.
Google Resources
Google Resources
Click on the link above to open Google's accessibility website with information on accessibility features and ways to support diverse learners. This website includes blog posts and resources including a link to Google's training on accessibility for teachers.
Click the link above to access information on all the accessibility tools that are built into Chromebooks and are available to students.
Click on the link above to access Google's guide for tools for students with disabilities.
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