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B ULLDOG BARC ! A CCESSIBILITY R ESOURCE C ENTER FOR PEOPLE WITHOUT DISABILITIES, ACCESSIBILITY MAKES THINGS EASIER FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, ACCESSIBILITY MAKES THINGS POSSIBLE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES WHAT DOES ACCESSIBILITY MEAN?


  1. B ULLDOG BARC ! A CCESSIBILITY R ESOURCE C ENTER FOR PEOPLE WITHOUT DISABILITIES, ACCESSIBILITY MAKES THINGS EASIER FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, ACCESSIBILITY MAKES THINGS POSSIBLE

  2. CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

  3. WHAT DOES ACCESSIBILITY MEAN? WEBSITES (PAGES/APPS) MULTIMEDIA ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS Accessibility enables alternate access via: Accessibility enables alternate access via: Accessibility enables alternate access via: Screen-reader (contents read aloud) Captions (Synchronized text of audio content) Refreshable Braille Display Keyboard only (access without a mouse) Transcript (Full text of entire audio content) Screen-reader (contents read aloud) Voice Recognition (access using voice) Audio Description (audio description of visual info) Keyboard only (navigate without a mouse) Productivity Tools (e.g. Read & Write Gold)

  4. ACCESSIBILITY CONTRIBUTES TO THE SUCCESS OF ALL STUDENTS 11% (2600) 3% (800) 100% (24,000) National Fresno State Fresno State average - % of Students Students who undergraduates registered with will benefit with a disability SSD from accessibility

  5. EXAMPLE: HOW ACCESSIBILITY CONTRIBUTES TO STUDENT SUCCESS National Study - How and Why Do Students Use Closed Captioning? • Helps me focus - 20.7% Helps me retain the information - 19.9% • • Helps overcome poor audio quality - 19.8% • Watch videos in sound sensitive environment - 13.5% Helps me with difficult vocabulary - 8.7% • • I have difficulty with hearing - 6.0% English is my second language - 2.3% • Citation: Linder, K. (2016). Student uses and perceptions of closed captions and transcripts: Results from a national study. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Ecampus Research Unit

  6. ACCESSIBILITY ENABLES ALL STUDENTS TO … Receive Benefit Be Included Participate Like Everyone Same From Same In Real Time Else Information Services • Without identifying a disability; • And without waiting or asking for an accommodation

  7. ACCESSIBILITY ENABLES ALL FACULTY TO … Provide Enrich Engage Participate Integrated Accessible Pedagogical All Students Environment Content Innovation • Without identifying students with disabilities; Universal design supports all learning styles •

  8. ACCESSIBILITY ENABLES ALL STAFF TO … Enhance Engage Improve Promote Independence Productivity Employees Morale • There are no barriers to productivity; And AT optimizes on both the individual and organizational level •

  9. KEY LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS IN IT ACCESSIBILITY Pre-2008 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

  10. BARC’S ROLE • Provide support for existing • Center for Faculty Excellence (CFE) Accessibility work • Services for Students with • Training Accessibility Support staff Disabilities (SSD) • Coordinate campus Professional • Human Resources (HR) Development for Accessibility • Procurement • Expand scope of accessibility-related • Web Services & Developers activities on campus • And more … Capacity Collaboration Coordination Facilitation • Standardized coding solutions • Accessibility evaluation • Lead preparation of ATI Yearly • Accessibility Evaluation Reports, Task Plans • Accessibility Consultation • Document & Media Remediation • Campus Accessibility Training

  11. BARC IS ALIGNED WITH RECENT SETTLEMENTS Miami University (Ohio) - Consent Decree (October 2016) - Key Provisions: 1. Add 3 FTE with expertise and experience - report to VP of IT 2. Scope: Web, Instructional Materials (including electronic docs), Procurement 3. Self-Service : Provide website for persons to request remediation 4. Auditing & T esting: Conduct University-wide audit, test using automated, expert and user testing 5. Remediation: fix all identified issues within 18-24 months 6. Training: Mandatory training for key University staff (including professors aides)

  12. BARC WILL SUPERCHARGE OUR ATI STATUS LEVELS DEFINED ESTABLISHED MANAGED OPTIMIZING Common Practice Standard Practice + Define and track + Review and Documented? Documented measures of success Revise Resources? People + Resources We are here.

  13. BARC SUPPORTS KEY CAMPUS INITIATIVES / STRATEGIC PLAN DISCOVEReTablet Program CSU Graduation Initiative 2025 PCHRE AL$ - OER - HERO Initiatives

  14. BUT DON’T WE HAVE STAFF AND OTHER UNITS ALREADY DOING THIS WORK? Yes! BARC will help with coordination and support of these units. (Center for Faculty Excellence, Services for Students with Disabilities, Academic Tech Resource Center, Procurement, ATI, Web Services) BARC does not replace - we assist, assess, and fix.

  15. BARC B ULLDOG ! A CCESSIBILITY R ESOURCE C ENTER RIMA MALDONADO (LEAD) TOM SIECHERT DR. ALICIA BROWN BECTON JOLYNNE BLAKE MICHAEL J. HARDING DR. AMIN MAKKAWY VANGVANG

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