Complete Accessibility Training & Find Support at Your Pace
The Digital Accessibility Program provides recorded webinars and live support sessions for UC Davis staff and faculty. Training is designed to be self-guided. Paired with weekly Zoom Q&A drop-in meetings, faculty and staff are empowered to make measurable accessibility improvements across digital platforms for teaching, learning, research, and administrative work.
The IT Accessibility Policy Program (ITAPP) is identifying and developing additional guided and self-paced training for staff and faculty. New resources will be posted on this page when they become available. To schedule a training session for your program, college, or department, please complete the Request a Training or Webinar form.
Join a Live Q&A Support Session
Need accessibility help? Join the Digital Accessibility Program Manager for Digital Accessibility Q&A sessions every Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. via Zoom. Bring your accessibility questions and content issues. All sessions are recorded and transcribed to capture recurring issues and FAQs.
Registration is required. Zoom links will be sent via email once registration is complete.
Recorded Webinars
Webinar Spotlight: Accessibility for Word and Google Docs
Learn digital accessibility basics and responsibilities for text-based Word and Google documents, and how to best share and export (or not) these files to maintain accessibility.
More Accessibility Webinars
- Accessibility for PowerPoint and Google Slides
- Alt Text Accessibility
- Canvas and Accessibility
- SensusAccess Inside
- Video Captions in AggieVideo and YouTube
Coming Soon
- Accessible Software and Web Service Procurement
- Recommended PDF Workflow
Explore These Digital Hubs
From UC Davis
- UC Davis' Instructional Technology blog, The Wheel, provides an Accessibility Guide for Teaching and Presenting to learn how to utilize available technology at UC Davis to create accessible coursework and presentations in your classroom.
- Within the UC Davis Self Service Knowledge Base you can find step-by-step guidance on using existing accessibility tools and resources, such as Siteimprove, AggieVideo, and UC Davis Canvas tools.
From the University of California
- The UCOP Digital Accessibility website is a central location for updated digital accessibility policies, virtual support avenues, and role-specific quick reference guides.
- Siteimprove, the UC-provided website accessibility platform provides self-paced e-Courses for onboarding, web accessibility fundamentals, accessible coding, and more. Email the UC Davis' Siteimprove Administrator to register your site and begin tracking issues.