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Accessible Teaching

Resources and support for Waterloo instructors seeking to create a more accessible learning experience

Effective teaching is accessible.

Accessibility is essential for some, beneficial for all.

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Getting Started

I'm looking for quick and easy accessible teaching practices.

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Ramping Up

I'm ready to go beyond the quick and easy accessibility practices.

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UWaterloo Course Accessibility Guide (UWCAG)

I want to check the accessibility of my course.

Checklist document with three checkmarks and the title "UWCAG," representing accessibility or standards compliance.

Requesting Support from Agile Development Team

I'm looking for help with course accessibility.

This website is based on accessibility principles, guidelines, and recommendations. To learn more, visit the About page.

The Accessible Teaching website is a product of the Teaching Innovation Incubator Accessible Education project  and is sponsored by the Office of the Associate Vice-President, Academic (AVPA).