Accessibility isn’t optional. It’s essential.
#AccessibilitySummerCamp provides the knowledge and tools to help you create materials and digital experiences that are accessible to all.
#AccessibilityICT2026 #Accessibility
Image of speaker Sheryl Burgstahler
Join us at #AccessibilitySummerCamp for a session focused on creating inclusive online learning environments with Dr. Sheryl Burgstahler. Attendees will gain real-world examples, actionable practices, and resources to implement accessibility across their online courses.
Registration opens soon!
photo of Jennifer Culver, a speaker for Accessibility Summer Camp focusing on AI and Accessibility
#AccessibilitySummerCamp is pleased to announce Jennifer Culver as an upcoming speaker.
This session will examine how AI can support #accessibility efforts while highlighting the areas where careful evaluation & human expertise remain critical. Registration opens soon!
#AccessibilityICT2026
photo of Dax Castro, presenter of learning the anatomy of an accessible PDF for the 2026 conference
#AccessibilitySummerCamp welcomes Dax Castro presenting a session on the anatomy of #accessible PDFs.
He is an accessibility trainer, speaker & consultant who turns complex accessibility standards into clear, practical steps, training designers & teams around the world.
Registration opens soon!
In a cartoon style, two black and white one-eyed cows with gray horns push wheelbarrows that look more like trash cans in a muddy, fenced-in pasture. There’s a lump in the middle of their heads that might be a unicorn horn, a third ear, or a concerning growth their dermatologist should check out. Hay is strewn illogically around on the ground. On the other side of the fence, a large red farm sits in the background. CowCow the two-headed tan and brown cow stands in front of one of its doors. Behind the farm, there is a bright blue sky with puffy white clouds and a bright yellow sun. In the sky, the words “Volunteer with Accessibility Summer Camp” appear in black font that is reminiscent of handwriting. The whole image looks like it’s been poorly AI-generated, but it’s crossed from bad to funny. The ID logo with an asterisk sits in the bottom left corner, and the Accessibility Summer Camp logo sits in the bottom right corner. The Accessibility Summer Camp logo looks like a bright yellow sun with sharp rays emerging from it. A black figure of a person with its arms out stands in the middle of the sun.
CowCow has returned from their visit with their one-eyed cousins with exciting news! @accessibilitycamp.bsky.social is looking for moderator volunteers! Sign up by May 14th! forms.gle/f8Rzp6p7tcJJ... #IDGS #IncludingDisability #AccessibilitySummerCamp
A two-headed tan and brown cow stands on a grassy knoll. A bright blue sky with puffy white clouds and a bright sun is behind them. A thought bubble appears from between the two heads and has the yellow Accessibility Summer Camp logo in it. The logo is reminiscent of a badge, circular but with triangles poking out the sides all around. The black text stretches around the circle, and a black cartoon figure of a person stands with its arms spread wide in the middle of it.
CowCow is so excited for the 8th annual virtual Accessibility Summer Camp on June 13th! You can register for just $15 and view the program and registration page using the links in the next post!
#IncludingDisability #IDGS #AccessibilitySummerCamp #Accessibility
@accessibilitycamp.bsky.social
