Learn Accessibility

Resources, guidelines and modules to improve your knowledge.

Link to -E-Learning Modules and Courses.

These courses will teach you how to ensure information and services is accessible

A yellow Labrador Guide Dog laying down.

Link to page -Guide Dog Access and Etiquette

Do you know where a Guide Dog can go?

A person guiding another across a pedestrian crossing.

Link to page -Welcoming someone who has low vision or blindness.

Interacting with a person with blindness or low vision.

A person practicing a guiding technique.

Link to page -Disability Inclusion Training.

Learn practical skills to be inclusive of people with blindness and low vision in the community.

Assistive Technology Specialist Abby with a Client.

Link to page -Digital Accessibility.

Digital accessibility means making digital products accessible to all audiences.

Two people one with a cane and one person with a Guide Dog sitting together.

Link to page -Social Media Accessibility

Learn how to make your social content accessible.

Two people sitting at a desk with a Guide Dog.

Link to page -Accessible buildings and streetscapes.

Everyone should be able to use services, content and spaces.

Ben Moxey sitting at a computer.

Link to page -Access and technology consulting

Making study, work, leisure, travel and community spaces and services accessible for people with low vision and blindness.