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Accessibile Technology Compliance

Accessibile Technology Compliance. Thomas Johnson Director, Procurement & Contracts 3488. Accessible Technology Initiative—CSU. Vision: To create a culture of access for an inclusive learning and working environment.

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Accessibile Technology Compliance

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  1. AccessibileTechnology Compliance Thomas Johnson Director, Procurement & Contracts 3488

  2. Accessible Technology Initiative—CSU • Vision: To create a culture of access for an inclusive learning and working environment. • Mission: To help CSU campuses in carrying out EO926 by developing guidelines, implementation strategies, tools and resources.

  3. ATI: CSU Policy • "It is the policy of the CSU to make information technology resources and services accessible to all CSU students, faculty, staff and the general public regardless of disability."

  4. ATI: What is it? • Guided by federal and state law • Section 508 of Rehabilitation Act • California Government Code 11135 • Based upon CSU Coded Memorandum • For the CSU covers Web Accessibility, Procurement, and Instructional Design • Unfunded but best practice • Fluid—due to changes in technology and guidelines

  5. Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 • Requires all electronic and communication technology used by the government be accessible. • It includes computer hardware, software, networks, office peripherals, and web content. • CSU mandates that all CSU systems must adhere to these standards.

  6. ATI: Simplest Form • Individuals can get to or “access” information in more than one way • If it is presented in an audio file--a transcript is available • If it is presented in written text--it is formatted appropriately for text readers and other devices

  7. ATI: What do I need to do? • Increase awareness • Improve practice • Use resources • Support colleagues • Ask questions • Collaborate within and between organizations

  8. Accessibility Technology Initiative Teams • Electronic and Information Technology (E & IT) Procurement • Web Accessibility • Instructional Materials

  9. Procurement Procedures and Forms • Establish the functional requirements for the product • Is the total amount of the procurement $15,000 or more? • Does the item being procured fall within one of the six categories? (Desktop, Software, Office Equipment (Faxes/Copiers), Multimedia, Telecommunications, Web Based) • ITS Procurement Approval Request form • Electronic and Information Technology Procurement Approval Request form

  10. Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) • Make & Model Specific • Must be provided over $15K • Andy Pesich is campus expert-2717

  11. Exemptions • E&IT products and services must meet the applicable accessibility standards unless one of the following exemptions apply. • Products acquired by a contractor are incidental to a contract • Back Office • Commercially Non-Available • Sole Brand • Service and maintenance agreement • Fundamental Alteration • Undue Burden (Requires President’s Approval) • E&IT Exemption Request form

  12. On-campus Support • Information Technology Services (ITS) Telephone: x 2700 • Use Department’s ITC • Purchasing Office Telephone: Thomas Johnson ext 3488 or Tina Mueller ext 3487

  13. QUESTIONS

  14. Thank you for your time!

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