Schoology
Accessible content in Schoology supports all learners, including students who use assistive technology, access content on mobile devices, or rely on translation tools.
Instructional materials should be structured, readable, and flexible.
Use native text for instructions and learning materials, apply headings to organize content, and caption all videos. Ensure documents and links are accessible, and avoid uploading scanned worksheets or image-based instructions. Accessibility in Schoology is part of effective instructional design—not an add-on.
Accessible course content supports all learners.
Why This Matters
Students use a wide range of devices and assistive tools to access instructional materials.
Do
- Use headings and native text
- Caption instructional videos
Don’t
- Don’t upload scanned worksheets
- Don’t rely on images for instructions
Resources
Schoology MUST Be:
Mobile-Friendly: Students can access content on phones, tablets, and laptops.
Usable: Headings, captions, and accessible documents support navigation.
Searchable: Instructions and materials can be easily located.
Translatable: Native text supports student translation needs.
Checklist
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Can all students access this without extra help?