Accessibility

AODA

University of Guelph AODA Orientation Plan: The AODA Customer Service Standard, Information and Communication Standard, and Employment Standard require (or will require when passed as law) specific training to be conducted. The University of Guelph has developed a plan to meet and, to a certain degree, integrate the requirements in these standards.
: A series of e-learning modules are being developed in CourseLink to orient University staff, faculty and service providers on the AODA requirements. The first module, based on the Customer Service Standard, is already available. This e-learning module is complemented by face-to-face orientation for some service providers, particularly those who provide extensive services to our constituents.
: E-learning modules based on the draft Information and Communication Standard and draft Employment Standard are currently in production. Participation in these modules will be based on an individual’s role within the University. For example, web designers will take the web accessibility module, faculty will take the accessible teaching module, and employees will take the employment module.



: This website was created and is maintained by the University of Guelph’s Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities Advisory Committee (APDAC).