Self-Paced Accessibility Courses
Learn the essentials for ensuring the accessibility of instructional materials in these self-paced courses. Self-paced courses are available in two different ways to meet your needs:
WebAIM Accessible Documents Training
Designed for staff and faculty at the California Community Colleges and provided at no cost by the CCC Accessibility Center, this course will provide participants with skills to create, evaluate, and optimize accessible documents in Word, PowerPoint, and Adobe PDF. A bonus module on Excel accessibility is also included.
A new training cohort starts on the first Monday of each month. All course modules will be available immediately when the cohort opens, allowing participants to progress at their own pace. The course must be completed within 60 business days and can only be taken once. The course is facilitated by WebAIM, who will email an invitation to join via their instance of the Canvas Learning Management System.
Participants who finish the course will be awarded a Certificate of Completion. Certificates will be distributed after the fourth week of the cohort, regardless of course completion date.
Sign Up for Accessible documents training today!
Accessibility Center Canvas Courses
The Accessibility Center has designed a series of free, online micro-courses in Canvas in collaboration with @ONE. These courses focus on accessibility best practices across a variety of areas to support access for students, staff, and faculty with disabilities and all other members of the campus community.
View the Accessibility Essentials micro-courses and enroll in a course today. Micro-courses with “CCCAC” in the title are estimated to take 20 minutes or less to complete.
Please note: These are self-paced, non-facilitated courses and are not eligible to receive a badge or continuing education units from the CVC/OEI or CCC Accessibility Center.
Courses List
The list of available courses is organized by topic below for your convenience. Direct links to the accessibility courses within a topic can be found by expanding the accordions.
Browse the @ONE course catalog for additional online training opportunities.
