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Accessibility Skill Sprint: Headings

Get hands-on support with one of the most impactful accessibility practices: using accessible headings in your course materials.

CSU instructors can sign up for a one-on-one 30-minute session—offered in-person or virtually—to learn how to apply accessible headings in Word documents, PowerPoint slides, and Canvas pages.

  • In-Person Option: TILT Great Hall (Room 200)
  • Virtual Option: Microsoft Teams

Register for a session here

Bring a laptop (if attending in person) and one or two examples from your course to work on. You’ll get real-time feedback, learn practical tips, and leave with the knowledge to confidently update your materials moving forward.

Open to all instructors. Registration required for in-person or virtual sessions.

Questions? Contact [email protected]

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