The California State University (CSU) system has launched a system-wide Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) to ensure that each CSU campus follows state and federal laws mandating access to technology as well as to ensure a culture of inclusive learning.
Accessibility for all is a priority at San José State University. We are committed to providing an accessible and inclusive environment that enables all students to be successful in attaining an education. Additionally, we continually strive to provide faculty and staff an accessible environment where they can be successful in their chosen careers.
Congratulations to the 435 faculty and staff who have attended Accessible Technology Initiative sessions through the Center for Faculty Development! Total attendance at ATI sessions is 1343 to date.
San Jose State University is a grant partner in Ensuring Access through Collaboration and Technology: Partnership, Technology and Dissemination, a $1,050,455 grant awarded to Sonoma State University by the U.S. Department of Education for three years. Federal funds are to support technical assistance and professional development for faculty and administrators in higher education, to improve their ability to provide a quality postsecondary education for students with disabilities.
iTunes U @ San Jose State University broadcasts accessible podcasts in iTunes. SJSU is the first CSU in iTunes U and one of two universities in iTunes to post all podcasts in accessible formats.
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