Digital Accessibility
LSUE is committed to making sure that everyone has the opportunity to access the University’s knowledge, ideas, and resources.
Digital accessibility describes the practice of publishing content that works for users with a wide range of abilities and disabilities. It also involves providing equally effective alternative access for users to receive information or services if the primary online method does not work.
Digital accessibility is important because it demonstrates inclusiveness and makes all materials usable for people of all abilities. Adhering to accessibility standards improves the experience for all users and makes it easier for users to accomplish tasks and complete goals.
Accommodations
Students requiring accommodations should visit the Office of Disability Services. The office is open from 8:00am - 4:30pm Central Time and can be located in the LeDoux Library, Room 105.
Training & How To
As members of the LSUE campus community, all employees of LSUE have an accessibility responsibility, particularly those who:
- Prepare documents
- Manage social media accounts
- Review or approve purchases
- Manage websites, databases, online calendars
- Design graphics
- Onboard new employees
Testing Content
LSUE is committed to ensuring that its websites and other digital resources, content, and services, are accessible to people with disabilities. Digital accessibility includes:
- Publishing online content that works for users with a wide range of abilities and disabilities.
- Ensuring that online content works with a broad range of assistive technologies.
- Readily providing equally effective alternative access for users to receive information
or services if the primary online method does not work.
Policies and Resources
Additional resources are available around accessibility policies and purchasing requirements.
Reporting an Issue
Any issues or suggestions for improvements may be reported it@lsue.edu.