About 4 minutes. A short review and some next steps.

The six pathways, in one list

1. What About Curb Cuts? (opens in a new tab): learn why accessibility matters for everyone.
2. Foundations (opens in a new tab): learn how accessibility honours our human rights.
3. Accessibility for Learning Communities (opens in a new tab): discover ways to make school and school life accessible.
4. Critical Frameworks and Curriculum Resources (opens in a new tab): learn about putting access for everyone at the centre of learning.
5. No-Cost Courses (opens in a new tab): choose an online accessibility course that is right for you.
6. No-Cost Digital Resources (opens in a new tab): try no-cost tools that support accessibility.

Keep going

• Take a full accessibility course. When you are ready to learn more about accessibility itself, Pathway 5: No-Cost Courses (opens in a new tab) lists the no-cost online accessibility courses I recommend, and course hubs where you will find many more. Its guide, Which Course Is Right for You? (opens in a new tab), helps you choose.
• Read Nothing About Us Without Us (opens in a new tab), a set of readings on disability advocacy and rights.
• Bookmark aimingforall.bethstark.org (opens in a new tab) so you can find it again.
• Share this guided tour with a colleague, a friend, or your school.

Thank you

Thank you for taking this guided tour. I hope the collection is useful to you and your community.

Warmest,
Beth Stark, M.S.Ed., CPACC

Beth's tip

Accessibility is about progress, not perfection. Come back to the collection when your questions about accessibility change.

The Aiming for ALL Collection, by Beth Stark, M.S.Ed., CPACC. © Beth Stark. Licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0 (opens in a new tab).