Tools and Support| AccessMU | IT Services

You can contribute directly to accessibility efforts by learning several easy core skills that will generally improve the experience of people using assistive technology, people with invisible disabilities AND the general population—in essence, improving both accessibility and usability.

It is important to consider accessibility when designing web pages, documents and selecting multimedia. Accessibility should also be considered when adopting new classroom technologies. Each individual is unique, and incorporating accessible design increases the likelihood that your content will be accessible to all people, including those with disabilities.

Learn more about Read&Write, SAM, CARES, and other �� systems that support accessible learning.

Students

Contact the Miller Center for Student Disability Services to explore accommodations and services designed to facilitate your access at ��.

Faculty and Staff Support

The AccessMU staff strive to keep all �� University faculty and staff informed of accessibility issues and how to enable students with disabilities to find their place at ��, engage with the community, and reach academic and personal success.