The Digital Accessibility Office at UNC-Chapel Hill has organized the inaugural Getting Started with Digital Accessibility Conference in June with Wake Forest University and Davidson-Davie Community College. The NC Higher Ed Digital Accessibility Collaborative‘s June 10 virtual conference will focus … Read more
The Digital Accessibility Office is the latest University group to move its training registrations to Carolina Talent. As of March 1, permanent faculty and staff can sign up for training by the Digital Accessibility Office via the Learning component of … Read more
ITS Identity Management is releasing an updated version of its Improvadmin platform in mid-January, which includes migrating the code to a modern Java stack. Improvadmin is an interface used by the ITS Service Desk, Information Security Office and Identity Management … Read more
UNC-Chapel Hill has been relying heavily upon the Digital Accessibility Office to support campus community members as they teach, learn and work primarily online amid the pandemic. Early on, the Digital Accessibility Office (DAO) team members quickly retooled their operations to … Read more
ITS Teaching & Learning has been at the forefront of the University’s COVID-19 communications from the very beginning. In March, Teaching & Learning collaborated with the Center for Faculty Excellence (CFE), the Office of Arts and Sciences Information Services (OASIS), … Read more
Editor’s note: We sat down with Kate Hash, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Customer Experience & Engagement, at least virtually, over Zoom, to ask her how her ITS units have adjusted to serving customers’ needs via remote locations. Q: How has … Read more
As part of its commitment to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment, UNC-Chapel Hill is devoted to making its digital resources and services accessible to all users. A fundamental step toward creating an inclusive digital experience, obviously, is having a … Read more
UNC-Chapel Hill now has a Digital Accessibility Office that will offer training, consulting and assessment services to make digital platforms and materials more accessible at the University. The Digital Accessibility Office (DAO) launched July 1 as a four-person team within … Read more
