Tag Archives: digital accessibility

Workshop: Templates for Accessible Documents

By Stephanie Rosen, Information and Technology Services | April 2, 2026

Young, serious, busy, professional, business woman, employee, or student using laptop watching online webinar or training web course, looking at computer, thinking,

Learn how three U-M teams have built accessible document templates (in Word, Google Docs, and beyond), and how to build your own.

Build Accessibility Into Every Document: A Self‑Paced Guide for Faculty, Editors, and Teams

By Stephanie Rosen, Information and Technology Services | April 2, 2026

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Two colleagues sit at a table in a bright office, reviewing a printed document next to an open laptop; a pink mug and notebooks are on the table, with plants and a window in the background.

Document accessibility means using best practices, tools, and workflows, so that you can easily create accessible documents each and every time. Explore tools and step-by-step guidance on how to improve your documents at your own pace.

March Digital Accessibility: Make Your Sites and Content Accessible

By Stephanie Rosen, Information and Technology Services | March 20, 2026

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A keyboard with the shift key re-labeled to accessibility and a person-in-wheelchair icon to the left of it

The ITS Digital Accessibility team is highlighting website accessibility — what it is, why it matters, and the practical steps U-M technology staff and faculty can take to improve the web experience for everyone, including people with disabilities and people who use assistive technology.