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Digital accessibility training resources

Free accessibility training resources for public service employees

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts offers free digital accessibility training and resources for state, city, town, and public-school employees. These resources help employees learn the basics of digital accessibility and how to make their daily work more accessible to people with disabilities.

Digital accessibility basics

Learn about accessibility fundamentals on your own

These resources explain digital accessibility and how to make content easier for people with disabilities to use.

Introduction to accessibility  Fundamentals of digital accessibility  Planning for digital accessibility 

Learn with others, at your own pace, or ask questions

We recommend starting with the live or self-paced accessibility fundamentals trainings before exploring other topics.

Live Trainings

Sign-up for live trainings 

Use the search filter to find the topics you want.
Self-Paced Trainings

Learn on your own with self-paced trainings 

Explore the self-paced guides on different accessibility topics.
Office Hours

Sign-up for office hours 

Sign up for a 10 or 20 minute meeting to get answers to your digital accessibility questions

Web development, procurement, and policy resources

Use these resources to learn about testing or contracting for accessibility, and the policy.

Web and App Accessibility Testing   Procurement of Accessible Digital Products and Services   Digital Accessibility Policy and Plan 

W3C accessibility learning resources

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) develops international standards and guidelines for the web, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)

W3 Schools Basic Accessibility Tutorial  W3Cx: Introduction to Web Accessibility  Guidance for Writing, Designing and Developing for Accessibility 

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