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Help and Support

Get the accessibility help you need.

Whether you have a question, need help with course content, or want to work through an accessibility issue one-on-one, UND offers several ways to get support. Choose the resource that best fits your needs.

Accessibility Ticket

Get help with specific accessibility questions.

Submit an accessibility ticket for help in making your course documents, materials, and digital content accessible.

Submit a Ticket

Accessibility Office Hours

Drop in with your accessibility questions.

Join TTaDA’s virtual office hours to ask accessibility questions, get help with different softwares or programs, or work through issues in your own course content.

View Virtual Office Hours

Accessibility Lab

Test your content with accessibility tools.

Use TTaDA’s Accessibility Lab for hands-on testing of your digital content. The lab provides laptops with Adobe Acrobat Pro and JAWS screen reader software to help you identify potential accessibility barriers.

Book a Lab Appointment

Instructional Design

Schedule a one-on-one consultation for your course.

Work one-on-one with a TTaDA Instructional Designer as you develop, organize, or improve your course. Get support with course materials, accessibility considerations, and instructional practices.

Request a Consultation

Civil Rights & Title IX

Get help with disability-related questions, concerns, and responsibilities.

The Civil Rights & Title IX Office helps address disability-related concerns, provides accessibility-related training, and serves as a campus resource for questions about disability access, services, and accommodations.

VISIT CIVIL RIGHTS AND TITLE IX

Student Disability Resources

Connect students with disability accommodations and support.

Student Disability Resources works with qualified students with disabilities to coordinate accommodations and support equal access to UND programs and activities.

VISIT STUDENT DISABILITY RESOURCES

Accessible UND

Find accessibility resources from across UND.

Explore UND’s centralized accessibility hub to find information, services, and resources that support accessibility across campus.

EXPLORE ACCESSIBLE UND

 

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