Introduction
The Brickfield+ Accessibility Toolkit is an optional feature of AsULearn, and you must voluntarily submit your course for analysis to use it. You are not required to use Brickfield+, but we do strongly recommend it. This tool is exclusively available to instructors. Your students cannot see or review any results of this analysis.
Need help interpreting the results of your analysis? Please open a support request .
This article covers how to submit your course for an automated analysis, and review the results.
Analyzing and reviewing your course
1. From your course home page, in the Course Menu along the top, click the More item and select Brickfield Accessibility+ Toolkit.
- You will be notified that your course is not yet been scheduled for evaluation, and receive a detailed explanation of what is included in this accessibility check.
2. Click the Submit for analysis button.
- You will be returned to your course's Reports page (also available in the Course menu), and a notice will display indicating your course has been scheduled for analysis.
- Students cannot see this banner.
How long does a review take?
The automated review process can take up to 15 minutes to complete.
You shall not pass...until you add this block
You'll need to add the Accessibility+ Review block to your course to review the results of your automated analysis.
1. Turn editing on in your course.
2. Open the block drawer.
3. With the block drawer open, click +Add a block.
4. Select Accessibility+ Review from the list of available blocks.
- The page will refresh, and your block will appear in the block drawer.
- The Accessibility+ Review block may not be the first block in the block drawer. Keep scrolling until you see it.
- If "Accessibility+ Review" is not listed in the Add a block menu, it's likely already been added to your course. Review the blocks in your block drawer.
5. When your voluntarily submitted course analysis is complete, the summarized results will display in the Accessibility+ Review block.
What errors can I review?
The block will list errors in six categories: Image, layout, link, media, table, and text.
At the bottom of the Accessibility review block, there are four icons. Each of them provides different views/options for reviewing the analysis and making your course content more accessible. Left to right, they represent:
- Toggle Accessibility+ Heatmap on/off (eyeball icon)
- View the Accessibility+ Report (chart icon)
- Download the Accessibility+ Report (download icon)
- View the Accessibility+ Outline Report (list icon)
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For more information about using the Brickfield Accessibility Toolkit with your AsULearn course, or about accessibility issues in general, submit a Jira support ticket. For more or about accessibility, you can find training, support, and campus resources through the App State Accessibility website