Vendor Toolkit
Vendor Toolkit
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is committed to continuously improving the accessibility of our Electronic and Information Resources (EIR), providing universal design in all our learning and research environments, removing access barriers for all when using our websites and other communication channels, and complying with all federal, state, and local laws, rules, and regulations. As a vendor providing us with those products and services, you are a valuable part of our community. Your work towards accessibility compliance assures our continued use, partnership, and improvement of EIR used by this community.
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- What is ICT?
- How do people with disabilities use ICT?
- How do you improve accessibility of ICT?
- Digital accessibility around the world
- What is accessibility documentation?
- What is a VPAT? How do you fill it out?
What is ICT?
We use a variety of information and communication technology (ICT) on and off campus to provide information and services, including applications (e.g. desktop, mobile, and web-based apps), electronic content (e.g. documents, presentations, videos), and computer hardware (e.g. laptops, mobile phones).
Learn about ICT
How do people with disabilities use ICT?
People with disabilities use different types of assistive technology (AT) and other accommodations to use ICT.
Read about the statistics, AT, and accommodations
How do you improve accessibility of ICT?
You can improve digital accessibility using the technical accessibility standards covered by federal and state regulations.
Review the technical accessibility standards
Digital accessibility around the world
Digital accessibility laws regulate ICT around the world. Some have stricter requirements. Some have stricter penalties.
Learn about laws around the world
What is accessibility documentation?
There are two kinds of accessibility documentation you may need. They depend if the ICT is built or being developed / designed.
Learn about accessibility documentation
What is a VPAT? How do you fill it out?
The Voluntary Product Accessibility Template is an industry-standard rubric covering regulations across the world. Learn how you can fill one out.
Learn the why and how of VPATs
Have a concern?
Have a concern?
If you would like to file a complaint regarding inaccessible ICTs (ADA non-compliance), please use the Campus Complaint Form. Your concerns will be forwarded to the appropriate campus administrator to address. You can contact A&M-Corpus Christi’s Digital Accessibility Officer at digitalaccessibility@tamucc.edu or 361.825.3154 regarding digital accessibility compliance, including purchasing, creating, and maintaining accessible digital content and devices, or EIR.
Events
Events
Cybersecurity Awareness Month Information Table
- 10.15
- 10:30am - 3:00pm
- Mary & Jeff Bell Library
Webinar: AI Demystified: Leveraging, and Securing AI in Our Digital World
- 10.17
- 11:00am - 12:00pm