Accessibility Resources

MSU has developed a web accessibility website to act as a central location for university resources regarding accessibility including a basic checklist for online content accessibility. The basic checklist serves as a starting point for understanding accessibility and beginning to review your online content for compliance with MSU’s Web Accessibility Policy.

MSU has also developed several tutorials, templates, trainings, and resources for website, course and document accessibility.

Online Accessibility Resources (Internal)

Online Accessibility Videos and Trainings (External)

Online Accessibility Checklists and Tools (External)

Digital Accessibility

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