W M Rice University
Digital Accessibility Coordinator
Houston, TX, United States
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About the role
- The Digital Accessibility Coordinator serves as the subject-matter expert on digital accessibility for university technology initiatives and ensures that digital accessibility is integrated across portfolios, including but not limited to procurement, service rollouts, software and hardware development, and business processes. This role will partner with
- faculty, IT, procurement, and administrative teams to ensure that digital content, including public websites, Canvas LMS course materials, and enterprise software, meets established accessibility standards (WCAG/ADA).
Responsibilities
- This role will partner with faculty, IT, procurement, and administrative teams to ensure that digital content, including public websites, Canvas LMS course materials, and enterprise software, meets established accessibility standards (WCAG/ADA).
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