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Accessibility Statement

This site has been tested in a range of browsers and with screen reader software.

Moodle uses semantic markup to assist screen reader users among others — site, page
and block headings use <h1>, <h2>, navigation blocks are lists <ul> and so on.

Moodle complies with the World Wide Web Consortium's [Web
Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0] level 1, most of level 2
[about Double-A conformance]
and some level 3. Through these guidelines we aim to comply with local laws regarding access to those with disabilities.
We are currently working to improve the accessibility and usability of Moodle.
At present there are still some tables used for layout, but in general presentation (using style sheets) is separated from content.

We welcome feedback, particularly reports of any inaccessible content.
Please [message the administrator].

Access keys

At present we don't specify access keys, but we intend implementing them for a future release of Moodle.

Links

There is a link before each side block, which allows screen reader users to skip the block.
Note, the link is hidden from graphical browsers.

Many links have title attributes
that describe the link in greater detail, unless the text of the link already
fully describes the target (such as the headline of an article). If a link has
an access key this will be announced in the link title.

Whenever possible, links are written to make sense out of context.
There are no javascript: pseudo-links.

Images

All images use the alt attribute to
provide alternate text where appropriate; images that are purely decorative
contain a null alt attribute. Images, such as maps, that present complex
information have a longdesc attribute linking them to a text description of the
image content.

Standards compliance

This site is built using valid
XHTML
for markup and uses CSS for presentation.

Validate HTML
| Section 508 Check
| WCAG 1 (2,3) Check