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Web Accessibility Training

University IT Policy 5.11

Training Materials Online

Training Classes

  • Web Accessibility Primer: Learn Cornell's basic approach to web accessibility, and motivate yourself to make your site more accessible with this introduction to accessible web design. Explore the kinds of barriers people with varied disabilities face when they encounter inaccessible websites. Primer covers foundation components that are key for making a site accessible.
  • Web Accessibility for Web Designers (WYSIWYG): If you use Dreamweaver or FrontPage in "design" mode, take advantage of the "what-you-see-is-what-you-get" features available in these tools and do not usually work with native HTML, CSS, or other web markup code, this course is for you.

    Learn about web accessibility: why and how web pages should be constructed to be accessible for people with disabilities. The class covers tools that can be used to help create accessible web sites.
  • Web Accessibility for Web Developers: If you create/edit web content in "code view", have a working knowledge of HTML and are comfortable with CSS, this course is for you.

    Learn about web accessibility: why and how web pages should be constructed to be accessible for people with disabilities. The class covers tools that can be used to help create accessible web sites.