When considering digital accessibility, there will always be situations that require expert input and collaboration.
Faculty and GEs who need support with instructional materials should request a consultation from UO Teaching Support and Innovation.
Web developers, communicators, and others creating web content can join the Web Accessibility Peer Support Community after completing the UO Web Accessibility Training and bring questions to the group's drop-in meetings or Teams group.
For digital accessibility questions that require direct consultation with an expert, or to request a digital accessibility evaluation, email the Digital Accessibility Architect. Some questions may be able to be answered quickly via email, while others may benefit from a Zoom or Teams meeting.
Common Topics of Consultation
- Website accessibility
- Document accessibility
- Procurement and contracting
- Use of third-party products and services
- Unit or department accessibility strategies and processes
- Expert advice and feedback
- Requesting accessibility evaluations
- Accessibility barriers you personally experience, or that you are reporting on someone else's behalf
- Feedback on how we can improve our services
Request Accessibility Consultation
Accommodations
If you are an employee and would like to request accommodations or assistance related to a disability, please contact the Human Resources ADA Coordinator at WorkplaceADA@uoregon.edu or 541-346-3159. For more information, visit the Human Resources Interactive Disability Accommodation Process page.
If you are a student and would like to request accommodations or assistance related to a disability, please contact the Accessible Education Center (AEC) at uoaec@uoregon.edu or 541-346-1155. For more information on how to work with the AEC, check out their Getting Started guide.