Accessibility
Since September 2019, TU Dresden has been obliged by the Accessible Websites Act (Barrierefreie-Websites-Gesetz, BfWebG) to make its websites, including the content provided there, accessible. As TU Dresden has committed itself to enabling equal participation for all people, all teaching materials that have been and will be published since then must also fulfil this requirement.
You can find information on the subject of digital accessibility on the pages of Unit 9.3 Diversity Management at TU Dresden.
- Tips for creating accessible documents
- Information on the use of accessible media
- Checklists and best practices for implementing accessible websites
- Checklists for creating accessible software and apps
- Overview of further training courses and materials on digital accessibility
- Tips and assistance on the accessibility of digital teaching (in German, by BfSB)
- OPAL course on the digital workspace "Digital teaching: uncomplicated, barrier-free"
- OPAL self-study course on the topic of "Inclusive university teaching"
- The Working Group Services Disability and Studies (AG SBS) not only advises and supports affected students and prospective students, but also offers regular training courses for lecturers and staff on creating accessible documents.
- The Verso-Group develops accessible and understandable communication formats for institutions and companies. It also offers lectures and training courses on easy language.
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NameMandy Weickert
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Digital Teaching Team (TDL)
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