Ohio State is committed to fostering a campus culture of diversity and full inclusion of people with disabilities. For digital accessibility, this means ensuring that all faculty, staff, and students can access our digital information and services in about the same amount of time and with roughly the same ease of use as someone without a disability.
What is Digital Content?
Digital content is any content delivered by using technology including, but not limited to, websites, email, electronic documents, audio, video, and computer and mobile applications.
Who is Responsible for Creating Accessible Digital Content?
Anyone, including faculty, staff and students, who creates or publishes digital content used to deliver information related to a program, service, or activity at Ohio State is responsible for making it accessible.
Training and Resources
Although creating digital content can be challenging at times, resources are available to assist you in learning how to make various types of common digital content accessible. In addition to the training guides on this website, please review the training available in Buckeye Learn.
Questions?
For questions about producing accessible content, contact DAS at das@osu.edu.