Understanding and strengthening state and local coordination with the NIMAC.
The chart below compares ADA Title II and IDEA with respect to their requirements for providing accessible educational materials. Question ADA Title II IDEA What is the law’s purpose? Protects the rights of people with disabilities from discrimination in many areas of public life. Ensures eligible children with disabilities receive a free appropriate public education […]
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.
Explore resources to help identify student needs and locate, acquire, and provide accessible formats such as braille, large print, audio, and digital text in a timely manner.
Explore guidelines for coordinating with the NIMAC to support the timely production and distribution of accessible formats for eligible students.
Learn about the NIMAC’s role in providing accessible instructional materials and the responsibilities of state and local educational agencies under IDEA.
Review key legal requirements, responsibilities, and procurement considerations related to NIMAS and NIMAC and their role in providing accessible instructional materials.
Explore how accessible educational materials relate to the U.S. Department of Education’s 2024 guidance on assistive technology devices and services.