A new menu item will appear for staff entitled Ally Accessibility Report. This will not be visible to students. From here, you can view your score and a breakdown of each issue. You can click each issue to begin remediating.

A score will also appear on the top-right of all Rich Content Editor content, which will bring you directly to the issues for that particular piece of content.

Students will not be privy to the course score. For them, Alternative Formats will provide accessible conversions of the content. They can download the content in different formats, by clicking the Alternative Formats symbol next to the content title.  

The following formats are available for most inherent content and external documents: ePub, Electronic Braille, Audio, BeeLine Reader, Immersive Reader.

You can download the Alternative Formats Student Guide here. This explains the different conversions and what may be most suitable to your needs.

Ally Accessibility Fixes was designed following a pilot, in semester one, with a group of 24 modules from across the four colleges, including central services such as the CMS and the Library. This guide pertains to remediation of content, prior to its upload to Canvas.

There is also a downloadable infographic, made by our student intern Grace Arnold about How to Improve the Accessibility of your Documents. 

1. Introduction to Ally
2. Ally Accessibility Fixes (remediation of source documents)
3. SensusAccess UCC (for making accessible PDFs or converting to Word)