Digital Accessibility

Everyone at the University of Mississippi plays a part in creating a more accessible digital world. The Digital Accessibility team offers tools and support to help you design, share, and maintain content that’s inclusive to all users.

Working Together for an Accessible University

As a public state university, the University of Mississippi is required to comply with the Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act digital accessibility regulation that requires compliance on or before April 2026. This federal regulation requires that all digital content, whether posted on a website, on social media, in Blackboard, or otherwise shared widely, be accessible to all, and the responsibility to provide accessible content is shared by each of us at the university.

University of Mississippi Digital Accessibility provides support to faculty, staff, and students to ensure compliance with accessibility laws, policies and regulations and to create a more accessible and inclusive digital environment at the University of Mississippi.

Issue Reporting Form

We strive to comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 Level AA and to provide an accessible user experience for everyone. If you find barriers to access or have suggestions on how we can improve the accessibility of our systems or content, please report them using the form below.
Report a digital accessibility issue

Accessibility Services and Support

Find all of our training, tools, and services below.

Tools

UM Digital Accessibility offers and recommends a variety of tools to help you create and maintain accessible digital content.

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Training

Creating accessible digital content is a shared responsibility across the University of Mississippi community. To help you meet accessibility standards, UM Digital Accessibility provides a variety of training opportunities.

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