AsULearn has a built-in Accessibility Toolkit for identifying common accessibility issues in your course. It is a useful tool, however, you might find that a consultation with our faculty developers consultant is helpful when evaluating the results of the review . The fixes to some errors that are flagged might require some explanationto help explain the errors and potential fixes. We also recommend you complete adding most (if not all) of your content and activities to your course before using the toolkit.
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- From your main course page, open the Actions menu and select 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. Click Submit for analysis.
- You will then be returned to the main page, where you will see an announcement that the course is scheduled for evaluation, as well as a note about the time of completion. The evaluation process may take as much as 15 minutes to complete.
NOTE: This banner announcement is not visible to students. - Add the Accessibility Review Block to your site. To add a block to your AsULearn site, click Turn editing on and then scroll to the bottom of the left-hand navigation drawer, and click Add a block.
- Select Accessibility review and your block will appear on the right hand side of the course page. Once your review is complete, the results will appear in the block.
- Once the review is complete, the summary results of that review will be shown in the Accessibility review block, as seen below:
The block will list errors in six categories.At the bottom of the Accessibility review block, you will find the toggle accessibility heatmap, view the accessibility toolkit, and download the accessibility summary report. Each of these tools provides different options for reviewing the analysis and making your course content more accessible.
- You may correct many errors in your course using this accessibility toolkit guide and going activity by activity and fixing it Error list and fixing each error manually. However, you can seek further explanation and guidance from a faculty consultant for some of the errors flagged might need explanations from a faculty developerflagged errors.
Getting help:
For more information about using the Brickfield Accessibility Toolkit with your AsULearn course, or about accessibility issues in general, submit a Jira support ticket, or contact our ODR department at odr@appstate.edu. For more or about accessibility, you can find training, support, and campus resources through the App State Accessibility website
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