Improving accessibility in your online course does not require a full redesign. With a few simple, intentional updates, you can create a more inclusive learning experience that supports all learners - whether their needs are visible or not. Here are seven practical steps you can start using today.

The April 24, 2026 deadline connected to Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act is one of those moments—and it is bringing renewed focus to WCAG 2.1 AA compliance in higher education and the broader need for accessibility in online learning. For institutions delivering digital programs at scale, this deadline is not just about meeting a standard. It’s about understanding whether current learning experiences are truly accessible—and what it will take to align with ev

As higher education continues to expand online and hybrid learning, institutions are investing in platforms, tools, and course design at an unprecedented pace. Yet one factor continues to shape the success of these initiatives more than any other: Faculty development. While digital infrastructure enables learning, it is faculty who bring that experience to life. Their ability to design, facilitate, and adapt learning environments directly impacts student engagement, program q