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Making a Difference with Website Remediation in Public and Regulated Sectors
Public and regulated sectors have a responsibility to provide accessible and usable services to their population. Section 508 in the United States, for instance, requires federal agencies to provide accessible electronic content and avoid barriers...
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The Snowballing Cost of Filler Words in Video Lectures
Video-based learning is a core part of not only post-secondary education, but all sectors of schooling. The past few years have also made online learning options for students paramount in accessibility initiatives across campuses. You...
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The Importance of Scratch-Paper in Online Assessments
As academic institutions enter midterm exam season, teaching staff may be thinking of ways to ensure that their online assessments encourage authentic and thoughtful responses to questions. Many instructors understand the importance of giving students...
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Why the Future of Digital Accessibility in Higher Education is Proactive
Accessibility in higher education has traditionally been a process of finding and fixing. Scan documents, identify issues, and remediate them either manually or with technology. Then the process starts over with the next document, course,...
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Stopping Misconduct Before It Starts: How AI-Based Solutions Protect Assessment Integrity
In today’s world, it’s harder than ever to maintain academic integrity in higher education institutions. With the development of Large Language Models (LLMs), artificial intelligence (AI) has given students a tool that has seemingly all the answers right in the palm of their hand.
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Creating and Using Reference Materials to Improve Assessment Performance
Throughout a student’s educational journey, the majority of students have encountered at least one occasion where the instructor allowed students to use reference materials to help them complete the assessment. But what exactly are reference...
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How Audio Descriptions Empower Video Accessibility
You’ve probably encountered some form of audio descriptions when watching videos in your free time, but what exactly are audio descriptions, and how do they differ from closed captions and subtitles? In this article, we...
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Common Accessibility Issues Found In Tables and How to Avoid Them
Tables are found virtually everywhere, from scientific documents to restaurant menus. As a regular element of digital design, it’s important to consider the accessibility standards around tables when sharing them online. Proper semantic structure in...
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Multi-Factor Authentication: Why You Should Set Up MFA in 2026
You have probably experienced signing up for a website or app and being prompted to set up multi-factor authentication using your phone number or a third-party authentication app. Multi-factor authentication, or MFA, is a commonly...
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