CTE Digital Accessibility Website Transition
Following the creation of the new Texas A&M Digital Accessibility website, this web page will transition to focus specifically on training and resources from the Center for Teaching Excellence and Office for Distance and Digital Education through May 2027.
Prior information found on this page related to the following items are available on the new website:
- ADA Title II FAQs (formerly Final Rule Update)
- What digital accessibility is and why it is important
- Digital Accessibility Knowledge Base (formerly IT Accessibility Resources)
- Open Computer Lab Hours for Texas A&M Faculty
- Additional Training (Topic-Specific Accessibility Training)
Explore Our Resources
The Center for Teaching Excellence and Office for Distance and Digital Education have curated resources to help you create accessible content. Additionally, we offer workshops and department trainings on digital accessibility.
Creating Accessible Content with Microsoft Word
- Windows Version: Microsoft Word Remediation Guide
- Mac Version: Microsoft Word Remediation Guide
- Converting Full Accessible Word File to PDF
- Using Microsoft Word Accessibility Checker
- Word and PowerPoint Quick Reference Checklist
- Digital Accessibility Guide for Word Learning Module
Please note:
Before starting any remediation work, make sure you have the latest version of MS Office 365 installed. If you need to update your software, submit a new IT service ticket through the Technology Services website.
Creating Accessible Content with Microsoft PowerPoint
- Windows Version: Microsoft PowerPoint Remediation Guide
- Mac Version: Microsoft PowerPoint Remediation Guide
- Convert Accessible PowerPoint files to PDF
- Word and PowerPoint Quick Reference Checklist
- Digital Accessibility Guide for PowerPoint Learning Module
Please note:
Before starting any remediation work, make sure you have the latest version of MS Office 365 installed. If you need to update your software, submit a new IT service ticket through the Technology Services Website.
PDF Accessibility
Canvas and Accessibility
Digital Accessibility Office Hours
Drop-in Office Hours are held biweekly for faculty and staff who have questions about digital accessibility.
When and Where
Schedule: Second and fourth Mondays of each month
Time: 4:00–5:00 p.m. (Central Time)
Format: Virtual drop-in (join anytime during the hour) via Zoom
Registration: No appointment or registration required
Contact Us
For consultations or questions about Digital Accessibility for learning design, please contact:
- Dr. Jamie Thompson (jamiethompson@tamu.edu)
- Carlos Perez (caperez@tamu.edu)
See Get Help for assistance with other Digital Accessibility needs.