Leading and coordinating systemic efforts to improve accessibility.
Explore practical strategies for proactively embedding accessibility into the creation, procurement, and selection of digital educational materials.
The NCADEMI team conducted a national scan of state policies related to the accessibility of digital educational materials in K–12 schools. Here are the results.
Explore findings on the current landscape of K–12 digital accessibility policies and guidance, including opportunities to strengthen implementation of ADA Title II requirements.
The ADA Title II compliance deadlines have been extended by one year, but the accessibility requirements have not changed. Learn what the new timeline means for schools, why it’s important to keep moving forward, and find practical tools and resources to help build sustainable, accessible digital learning systems.
Learn how Nebraska education leaders are using collaboration and NCADEMI resources to support statewide digital accessibility efforts under ADA Title II.
Digital Doesn’t Equal Accessible: Moving from Misconception to Meaningful Access Workshop Resources Wednesday, January 28, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Resources Schedule with Resources Time Topic Resources 8:00 Welcome, Introduction, and Orientation Planning Guide (Google doc) Targeted TA Recipients 9:00 Break 9:05 Digital Accessibility in K-12: Foundations NCADEMI Roadmap to Conformance Legal Foundations (ADA Title […]
While accommodating individual students’ needs is a requirement, when it comes to the edtech students need, SEAs and LEAs must begin addressing accessibility from the start, if they haven’t already.
Explore ADA Title II and IDEA requirements for ensuring students with disabilities have access to accessible digital educational materials and formats.
Education leaders in Aurora, Colorado blazed a trail through legal requirements, technical hurdles and educational needs—and thanks in part to their work, the path may be easier for other districts to follow.
Learn how the National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard (NIMAS) and National Instructional Materials Access Center (NIMAC) support the timely production and delivery of accessible formats.