Accessibility Checklist

To ensure equal access to information for all people, all Palomar College web and digital content should be compliant with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA by April 24, 2026. You can review your digital content using our basic accessibility checklist below. Additionally, you may use Pope Tech to scan your websites and courses for accessibility issues.

When considering content accessibility, it is important to keep in mind the different components that will need to be made accessible. For implementation tips and best practices for creating accessible web pages, documents, audio, and video, visit our Content Accessibility and Design section on the Digital Accessibility Hub main page.

Mission

Pursuant to the DOJ Subpart H ruling, Palomar College is committed to achieving compliance in all of its browser-based applications, utilities, and websites by April of 2026.

What You Can do Today

Accessibility for Digital Documents


  1. Palomar College holds an enterprise Microsoft 365 license. Therefore, Information Services and Academic Technology Resources Centers (ATRC) do not support Google products. ↩︎