Accessibility Training from Deque University
SUNY has entered into an agreement with Deque Systems Inc. to provide accessibility training across all SUNY campuses.
SUNY has entered into an agreement with Deque Systems Inc. to provide accessibility training across all SUNY campuses.
The full curriculum contains over 30 courses that will be valuable to web developers, content editors, and all faculty and staff who create online materials (see the Deque University website for details).
The courses are online, self-paced, and take from 30 minutes to 6 hours to complete. Most courses will take 60-90 minutes. Courses are designed for a wide range of technical skills from easy to advanced. The Introduction page included for each course provides information on the primary intended audience, technical level, suggested prerequisites, and duration.
Courses are arranged into several curricula including Web Accessibility, Document Accessibility, Native Mobile Apps, and Customer Service for People with Disabilities. Courses include quizzes that when successfully completed provide a course certificate.
It is recommended that everyone complete the “Accessibility Fundamentals - Disabilities, Guidelines, and Laws” course first, then take additional courses that meet your interests and technical skill level.
All UAlbany faculty and staff can request free access to Deque University.
There are no restrictions on the number of users and costs are being covered by SUNY. Individuals and departments will not be charged. The full curriculum will be available.
To request access, please complete this form:
Note: A valid @albany.edu email is required. You will receive a welcome email from Deque with login instructions. If you don’t receive the email, please check your spam folder.
Learn more about electronic and information technology accessibility at UAlbany.