Title II accessibility updates have recently expanded, meaning all of your materials must soon meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards.
But don’t worry! We have one more year to make these adjustments and CETL is here to support you every step of the way.
Check out our video for an overview of the recent Title II changes and how we can help. Let’s work together to create courses that are welcoming and accessible for everyone!
This checklist is the standard used to assess course accessibility compliance at Reynolds. Think of it as a clear, practical guide to what your course materials should include to make it more accessible for all students.
Updated 4/15/26 to include standards for accessible tables.
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Flash FLOs are short, focused videos (all under 10 minutes) that cover the essential basics of our most important accessibility topics. Designed for busy faculty, they provide quick, practical guidance you can immediately apply to make your course materials more accessible.
This CETL panel video pulls together the most common questions faculty are already asking, with clear, practical answers that help you understand what’s changing, what it means for your courses, and what steps you can take next.
If you’ve been wondering about timelines, expectations, or where common issues show up in Canvas, documents, media, or classroom materials, there’s a good chance your question is covered!
"What's the difference between an accommodation and accessibility?"
"Is it possible to get course tiles for Fall earlier in the summer this year?"
"I'll never have a blind/hard of hearing student. Why should I care about accessibility?"
"In math, I use a lot of handwritten solutions and draw sketches. Does that have to change?"
"Do I need to include accessibility training for my students?"