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Digital Accessibility Services (DAS), part of Harvard University Information Technology, supports the Harvard community in making sure that everyone has the opportunity to access the university’s knowledge, ideas, and resources.
This course covers an overview of the basic concepts and practices of accessibility, including assistive technology, web content and design, and Harvard's policies.
This course is for anyone who develops, edits, or publishes digital content at Harvard, even if it's not your main job responsibility. The material will be applicable across digital platforms, such as websites, documents, and learning management systems.
This guide aims to enhance the digital accessibility of courses. It is based on one developed by the SLATE (Strengthening Learning and Teaching Excellence) and EdTech departments at the Harvard Kennedy School.
Scheduling tool that integrates with Outlook. Please note: we have limited seats for Calendly, and access is only given to members of the GSE community who meet our requirements. TFs must be teaching two GSE courses in a given semester to qualify.
