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What is Changing Under Title II and How to Get Started
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New ADA Title II regulations require public universities to meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards for digital content by 2026. In this episode, instructional consultant, Sarah Guglielmi, explains what that means for faculty and course materials, from Word documents and PDFs to LMS modules and recorded lectures. She shares why accessible design benefits all learners and offers a simple starter plan: focus on one high-impact course, start with one document and one slide deck, and use accessibility checkers to catch quick wins. Plus, learn about campus resources to help you stay on track and make accessibility a habit that improves learning for every student.
Chapters
1. What is Changing Under Title II and How to Get Started (00:00:00)
2. Introduction (00:00:03)
3. What Is Changing in Title II (00:01:13)
4. Digital Accessibility (00:02:36)
5. First Steps For Faculty (00:04:19)
6. Build Accessible Content (00:06:16)
7. Why We Need Accessibility (00:07:03)
8. Wrap Up (00:08:09)
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