HighEdWeb 2020 Accessibility Summit

Online conference about digital accessibility in higher education

Join us on June 25

Sessions will be available online starting June 25. Attendees will have access to session replays for a year after the event.

Learn about all things digital accessibility

The 2020 HighEdWeb Accessibility Summit offers informative sessions and engaging presentations about digital accessibility in higher education. Attendees will learn best practices, share stories with their peers and expand their knowledge on a wide range of topics.

Access the schedule

1 day

16 presenters

12 topics

Meet our presenters

Here are some sessions you won't want to miss.

HighEdWeb Association

Heather Battaglia

Innovation Specialist 18F

Adam Berkowitz

Web Developer University of Connecticut

Jennifer Bland

Accessibility Specialist University of Mississippi

Levi Bloom

Media Manager - SEO Penn State World Campus

Rachel Cherry

Director WPCampus

Alison Diefenderfer

Instructional Technologist Muhlenberg College

Erin Fryer

Content Specialist William & Mary

Jon Gunderson

Coordinator of Accessible IT Group Division of Disability Resources and Education Services (DRES) at the University of Illinois

Ritu Jayakar

Accessibility Consultant and UX Analyist Penn State Outreach and Online Education

Robert Jolly

Product Manager 18F

Debbie Krahmer

Accessible Technology & Government Documents Librarian Colgate University

Terrill Thompson

Manager, IT Accessibility University of Washington

Terry Watson

Assistant Director, Student Disability Services Penn State World Campus

Kathryn Weber-Hottleman

IT Accessibility Coordinator University of Connecticut

Angelina Zaytsev

User Services Librarian HathiTrust, University of Michigan

Thank you to our sponsors

We couldn’t hold the Accessibility Summit without our sponsors. Please help us thank them for their support.

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Accessibility statement

HighEdWeb strives to provide an inclusive, accessible and safe space for all attendees. Our Code of Conduct applies to the event, and we'll have a team available to address any issues. All videos will include captioning, and we've advised speakers on presentation best practices.

We're working with our conference platform HeySummit to advance the accessibility of the website. If you need accommodations or have questions, please email our accessibility coordinator.