Q: How do I get to the accessible screens?

Within a lesson, select the Accessibility Toggle at the top left of the lesson screen. This will trigger a pop-up, select OK, and it will load the accessible screen. NOTE: At this time, accessible lesson screens are only found within Health, PE, and Ready Lessons.

Question 1

What is accessibility?

Accepted Answer

To be accessible means to remove barriers for people with disabilities. In order to make a web page or digital content accessible, it means making sure that the content is perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. Accessible content is as consistent and equally available as non-accessible content. Users of QuaverEd curricula can identify content using their senses, access controls, buttons, navigation, and other interactive elements; comprehend our content; and use our content on many different devices (PC, Mac, Chromebook, mobile device, and more).

Question 2

What does a11y mean?

Accepted Answer

The term a11y stands for “accessibility.” It is a numeronym, with “11” representing the number of letters between the letter “a” and the letter “y” in the word “accessibility.” When read aloud, “a11y” is usually pronounced as “accessibility,” “A-one-one-Y,” or “A-eleven-Y.”

Question 3

Is QuaverEd accessible for Students and Educators?

Accepted Answer

Yes! QuaverEd lessons are designed to be accessible for both students and educators. The curriculum includes features such as printable transcripts, audio descriptions, and keyboard navigation for use by all QuaverEd users. Accordingly, all lesson screens accessed from the Teacher Dashboard, by QR code, or by shared link are accessible.

Question 4

How do I get to the accessible screens?

Accepted Answer

Within a lesson, select the Accessibility Toggle at the top left of the lesson screen. This will trigger a pop-up, select OK, and it will load the accessible screen. NOTE: At this time, accessible lesson screens are only found within Health, PE, and Ready Lessons.

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