Accessibility
Accessibility Support & RESOURCES
Accessibility Support
Here are some ways to get accessibility support.
Google Workspace Resources for Accessibility
The resources provided on this page cover features of Google apps related to assistive technology. They address diverse needs and interests, but many are primarily for blind or low-vision users.
List of Chromebook Accessibility Features: Discover how features such as ChromeVox and Select-to-Speak aid students who need visual or audio support and give all students various ways to access info.
Guardian's Guide to Tools for Children with Disabilities during Distance Learning
Project Recess' PD on Accessibility with Google: Access agenda with hands-on activities for PD attended by NYCDOE educators
How to Make Your Google Site Accessible
The NYCDOE Digital Inclusion office has requested that NYC schools make their school websites more accessible. Here are some resources you can use to help you do this:
WAVE: Using this tool, NYCDOE educators identify ways to improve accessibility on their websites. WAVE determines a site grade based on the combination of errors and warnings on your website. Resolve those errors to improve your site's WAVE grade.
***Google Sites Step-by-Step Digital Inclusion Summit Workshop