Accessibility Resources for MSU Libraries Staff

Website operated by MSU with accessibility tutorials, relevant university-wide policies, and contact information.

Text and videos that provide an overview of how people with disabilities experience the web, plus web accessibility basics.

Webinar presented by JJ Pionke for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Resource created specifically for librarians which provides overview of common accessibility needs.

Guide to Accessibility and Disability Studies collection at the MSU Libraries.

Webinar presented by Megan Kilb, Virginia Martin, Kelly Farrell, and Beth Ashmore for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Webinar presented by Elyse Girard, Amber Reichert, and Christopher Welte for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Webinar presented by Heidi Schroeder and Chandlee Marcyk-Taylor for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Webinar presented by Stephanie Rosen for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Webinar presented by Phil Dudas, Amy Drayer, Andy Andrews, Hana Levay, and Faye Christenberry for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Webinar presented by Bill Burgess, Kristin Jensen, and Kyle Rimkus for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Presentation on the BTAA Accessibility Peer Group by Amy Drayer.

Webinar for the Association of College and Research Libraries Universal Accessibility Interest Group presented by Corinne Abba and Siobán Linnen.

Webinar presented by Jill Grogg and Hannah Rosen.

Webinar by Kate Deibel from Syracuse University Libraries sponsored by ENY/ACRL.

Google Slides presentation by Lisa Lorenzo.

Webinar presented by the Association of Research Libraries (ARL).

Google Slides created by our student accessibility employees.

Webinar presented by JJ Pionke and Heidi Schroeder for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Presentation by Heidi Schroeder for MSUL Reference Meeting.

Webinar hosted by the American Alliance of Museums.

Webinar presented by Michael Fernandez from American University for NASIG.

Tutorial on how to author accessible Word documents.

Tutorial on how to make Google Drive Documents accessible.

Google Slides presentation by Grace Morris and Madeleine Ferguson from MSUL Imaging and Digitization.

Tutorial on how to make PDFs accessible with Adobe Acrobat Pro.

Tutorial on how to create accessible PDFs with Adobe InDesign.

Google Slides presentation created by Heidi Schroeder.

Playlist of three videos about captions in MSU's MediaSpace created by MSUL student employee Sarah Westman.

Google Slides presentation by Emilia Marcyk for MSUL.

Tutorials on how to ensure video content is accessible, including captioning and uploading.

Webinar presented by Carli Spina for the Library Information Technology Association (LITA). Presentation slides available here.

Presentation by Tyler Smeltekop for MSUL staff. An audio recording of this presentation is available here.

Tutorial for creating accessible Microsoft PowerPoint presentations.

Google Slides presentation created by our student accessibility employees.

Webinar about the real-world experience of blind users on the web, hosted by Digital.gov and the U.S. Web Design System.

Webinar about WCAG standards, presented by Sara Belmont for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Google Slides presentation by Robin Dean and Sruthin Gaddam from MSUL Digital Repository Team.

Webinar presented by Kevin Finkenbinder, Sruthin Gaddam, and Joshua Ethan Sanchez for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Webinar presented by Grey L. Pierce for the Library Accessibility Alliance.

Webinar presented by Jon Earley for the MiALA Web/UX Interest Group.

Google Doc created by our student accessibility employees.

Google Slides created by our student accessibility employees.

Presentation by Jessica Lemond and Sarah Westman at MSUL. An accompanying handout it also available.

Webinar presented by Stephen Cutchins for Inside Higher Ed. The first half of the presentation discusses general digital accessibility and the second half discusses physical/on-site event accessibility.

Checklist that provides broad/general suggestions to help ensure your hybrid meetings are accessible created by MSUL student employees.

Document guide to composing and sending more accessible emails in Outlook. Covers readability, multi-media content, and the Outlook accessibility checker.

Webinar presentation by Emilia Marcyk for MSUL. Presentation slides are available here.

Webinar presented by Stephanie Rosen for the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL).

Webinar about the legal landscape with regard to the accessibility for educational institutions.

Event to engage in conversation, thinking, and learning about access and inclusion.

Conference focused on accessibility hosted by Deque.

Conference about building community around web accessibility and user experience hosted by the University of Oregon.

Conference focused on accessibility hosted by Deque.

Conferences and webinars about all things accessibility.

Conference hosted by the Association on Higher Education And Disability (AHEAD).

Conference hosted by MSU IT.

Webinar hosted by EDUCAUSE discussing the legal landscape with regard to the accessibility of websites and electronic and information technology for educational institutions.

Webinar hosted by the American Alliance of Museums.

Webinar hosted by the American Alliance of Museums.

Presentation by Kelsey Foote for MSUL about RCPD's role on campus. Presentation slides are available here (PowerPoint)

Presentation at MSUL by Ezra Kushmaul, Tyler Smeltekop, and Nicole Smeltekop. The following presentation materials are available: slides, ASL alphabet and numbers handout, and free resources for learning ASL handout.

Google Slides presentation by Kelly Sattler from MSUL Web Services.

Google Slides presentation by MSUL accessibility student interns for MSUL staff. An audio recording and a handout are available.

Google Slides presented by Heidi Schroeder.

Google Slides presented by Heidi Schroeder. An audio recording of this presentation is available here.

Google Slides presented by Heidi Schroeder at MSUL Reference Meeting. An audio recording of this presentation is available here.