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Clemson is in the process of updating the Accessibility Portal in such a way that much of the information in this guide may eventually move there. This has caused us to postpone some updates to this guide. This said, if there is a high-impact change that needs to be made, please email mtuten@clemson.edu.

Using Assistive Technology to access Canvas? See Canvas Accessibility Assistance.

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Lite

Welcome! This is a self-paced, just-in-time guide about Canvas accessibility for audiences who do not consider themselves technologically savvy. If you are comfortable with a more advanced guide, check out the Canvas Accessibility Guide.

Getting Started

Before we begin, be sure to have a Canvas Compatible web browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.) and a basic understanding of the Canvas interface (see Canvas Quickstart Guide).

If you would like to see this guide on your Canvas Dashboard or Course List, enroll in the Lite Canvas Accessibility guide.

When you're ready to start the guide, click the Get Started button.

Get Started

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Last Updated Summer 2018.
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