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• - A non-profit organization dedicated to improving accessibility to online learning materials.
• - Accessibility Checklist for HTML documents
• - Checklist for 508 web content. (Applications, Websites, Web Forms, ect...)

• - Created by W3C in an effort to improve web accessibility. WAI develops guidelines and other technical reports for developers to increase accessibility within complex web-applications.
• - Overview of common disabilities that effect how user's interacts with a computer. Explains how web accessibility can benefit more then user's with a disability.

SiteImprove is a company who specializes in website governance. 9i´«Ã½ÓÐÏÞ¹«Ë¾ has partnered with SiteImprove as a way to govern content added to the University’s website to ensure it complies with 508 requirements and responsibilities.

SiteImprove can be accessed three ways. All three ways require an active account. (If you do not have an account, please reach out to the web office so we can create one.) The following three ways are ways to utilize SiteImprove.

1. Go directly to . Signing in will allow you to view ADA information about the SU site.
2. - Allows real time checking of web pages.
3. With our latest CMS update we now include a SiteImprove tool directly inside the CMS. For information on how to use the plugin the following word document explains how to use the SiteImprove plugin with Cascade CMS.

WAVE is an Internet tool that is used identify accessibility errors on your web pages. It was developed and is distributed for free by WebAIM. The offers a on using the tool. The tool can be accessed in two of the following ways.

1. Go directly to and enter the url of the page you wish to check.
2. Down load the WAVE Chrome extension found here - .

The SU web office has created the following checklist to assist in creating accessible Microsoft Word documents

The SU Helpdesk maintains a page for .

The makes "cheatsheets" available to the public aid in the creation of accessible Microsoft Office and Adobe documents. Currently, there are cheatsheets available for Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel and for Adobe's Acrobat and InDesign software products.

Go to to download and use free of charge.