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Accessibility Training
- Beginners - Getting Started
- Documents
  - Making Files Accessible - Checklists and Training from HHS.gov for Adobe PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML
- Post-Training, Using Accessibility Checklists
  - Note: faculty and staff require training in creating accessible online course content *prior* to utilizing an online course accessibility checklist for two reasons: 1) many of the checklist criteria may be unfamiliar concepts, and 2) most online course checklists cover only the very basics of accessible course content, like Word, PowerPoint, PDF, Excel, etc.
  - Online Course Accessibility Checklists
    - California State University-Sacramento, Course Accessibility Checklist
    - Minnesota State University-Moorhead, Instructional Technology Services has developed a basic checklist, provided below:
      - MN State-Moorhead: Accessibility Checklist for Online Courses (DOCX)
      - MN State-Moorhead: Accessibility Checklist for Online Courses (PDF)
    - Portland Community College, Accessibility Checklist for Web Content and Online Courses (PDF)
- Resources
  - 2011 Distance Education Accessibility Guidelines (PDF)

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 ***[http://www.hhs.gov/web/section-508/making-files-accessible# Making Files Accessible - Checklists and Training from HHS.gov for Adobe PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, HTML]
 **'''Post-Training, Using Accessibility Checklists'''
-***''Note: faculty and staff require training in creating accessible online course content *'''prior'''* to utilizing an accessibility checklist. Otherwise, many of the checklist criteria may be unfamiliar concepts. In addition, most accessibility checklists cover only the very basics of accessibility and do not ensure content such as Word, PowerPoint, PDF, Excel are truly accessible.''
+***''Note: faculty and staff require training in creating accessible online course ''content'' *'''prior'''* to utilizing an ''online course'' accessibility checklist for two reasons: 1) many of the checklist criteria may be unfamiliar concepts, and 2) most online course checklists cover only the very basics of accessible course content, like Word, PowerPoint, PDF, Excel, etc.''
 ***'''Online Course Accessibility Checklists'''
 ****[http://www.csus.edu/accessibility/services/checklist.html California State University-Sacramento, Course Accessibility Checklist]