Understand where accessibility risk is concentrated across teaching, learning, and student services — and how institutions are responding as the deadline approaches
Our proprietary research reveals uneven accessibility readiness across higher education.
Fewer than half of institutions include mobile applications in scope, only 59% explicitly name public-facing websites, and one in four lack fully documented accessibility decisions.
To help institutions close these gaps, we’ve developed practical checklists, frameworks, and guidance to clarify scope, strengthen documentation, and prioritize action across LMS platforms, documents, student portals, and vendor systems.
Select the option that best describes your organization’s structure.
Based on your answers, you appear to be a private entity. You likely fall under ADA Title III (Public Accommodations) instead of Title II. While Title II specific regulations may not apply, accessibility is still a legal requirement for businesses serving the public.
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Based on your answers, you need proof and documentation to remain a vendor, apply for RFPs and win deals with gov’t orgs
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Based on your answers, Title II directly applies to you. We have what you need. Speak with us today.
*This tool provides general guidance only and is not legal advice
*This tool provides general guidance only and is not legal advice
