A culture of digital accessibility

DubBot

Check your site's accessibility

Web editors can use a tool called DubBot to find and fix accessibility issues on their websites.

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Need help?

Get Help.

If you’re experiencing IT issues, our staff can help.

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Connect.

View the list of resources available to our campus community.

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Curious?

Learn.

Digital accessibility is for everyone. You can learn at your own pace with free training courses, elevate your career with professional development or certifications, and even get involved through virtual events.

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What is "AT"?

Assistive Technology

Assistive Technology (AT) includes tools or equipment used to improve the capabilities and productivity of persons with disabilities. If you’re new to digital accessibility, learn more about different assistive technologies.

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Advocate for accessibility

Kendal Lyssy is a third-year doctoral student in MU’s Department of Communication. She also is the department’s first blind PhD candidate and a strong advocate for digital accessibility. As a student and instructor, she’s using her experiences in higher ed to help ensure that all users are empowered with technologies that are usable by everyone.

Mizzou student Kendal Lyssy