Accessibility Resources

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As a reminder, all documents and communications will need to be fully accessible by April 26, 2026. 

Dr. Julie more is the Bagwell College Accessibility Champion, and she is here to help!

Scroll below to find how-to videos for the Basic Four of Accessibility, register for one of our Friday WCAG Day workshops, review videos of our workshops, or access links to university supports and resources. Coming soon: Information about a new accessibility tool for faculty and staff called Panorama (from YuJa)!

Download the Accessibility Habit Checklist

The Basic Four of Accessibility

KSU has identified four basic areas of accessibility that we should all employ:

3.   Media Accessibility

  1. Transcripts of audio recordings – How-to video coming
  2. Closed captions of video with timed audio – How-to video coming
  3. Audio descriptions for video where content is communicated only visually – How-to video coming

4.   Accessible Applications

  1. Ensuring third-party applications and content are compliant
    1. Accessibility statements – How-to video coming
    2. Voluntary Product Accessibility Templates (VPATs) – How-to video coming

2026-2027 Accessibility Days

  • What do you need to look for and fix for all emails, documents, PowerPoints, PDFs, social media posts, etc. in order to meet upcoming accessibility requirements? Come learn the basics of accessibility that can be applied to all contexts. Register.
  • A drop-in session where you can bring your lunch, questions, and accessibility remediation challenges. Join.
  • Learn how to use DocHub and Panorama to make your PDFs accessible. Register.
  • Learn how to make audio, video, and images accessible. Register.
  • A drop-in session where you can bring your lunch, questions, and accessibility remediation challenges. Join.
  • Learn how to make your Word documents & PowerPoint decks accessible. Register.
  • Learn how to make Canva documents and social media posts accessible. Register.

     

  • A drop-in session where you can bring your lunch, questions, and accessibility remediation challenges. Join .
  • Ever wonder what trips up course reviews? Major issues include complex tables, alternative text, and SoftChalk. Come learn about the top issues that reviewers encounter. Register.
  • Learn how to use DocHub and Panorama to make your PDFs accessible. Register.
  • A drop-in session where you can bring your lunch, questions, and accessibility remediation challenges. Join.
  • You know you need to make your course accessible, but where do you even start? Come learn how to make a plan for reviewing and remediating your course. Register.
  • Learn how to make your D2L content pages and SoftChalk lessons accessible. Register.
  • A drop-in session where you can bring your lunch, questions, and accessibility remediation challenges. Join here.
  • Learn how to make your Word documents & PowerPoint decks accessible. Register here.
  • Learn how to make audio, video, and images accessible. Register.
  • A drop-in session where you can bring your lunch, questions, and accessibility remediation challenges. Join.
  • Did you know there are third-party tools that can help check for accessibility needs like color contrast and webpages? Learn about them here! Register.

 

Workshop Recordings

Recordings will be added as they are made.

University Resources

New Tool: YuJa Panorama and DocHub

Starting February 1, KSU will have available a new suite of tools from YuJa, including support for math and science equations.

Panorama

Panorama will replace Blackboard Ally in D2L. It will act the same as Ally (providing a graphic indicator of the accessibility level of your document) but will also be able to fix many items within D2L.

Learn more about Panorama.

DocHub

A space outside of D2L where you can upload documents to check for accessibility and fix many issues.

Check out DocHub now!

Contact Us

If you have any specific questions and are unable to make our Friday WCAG Day workshops or drop-in session, please contact us directly:

Dr. William Wright – wwrigh64@kennesaw.edu
Dr. Julie Moore – jmoor151@kennesaw.edu