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How We Can Help:
Georgia Tech Faculty

How We Can Help:
Georgia Tech Faculty

Expert assistance on ADA Title II, at Georgia Tech

The ADA Title II deadline is approaching, and per federal requirements, all Summer & Fall 2026 courses need to reach certain accessibility standards. 

Georgia Tech houses one of the foremost accessibility providers in the country, and we're here to help. 

CIDI offers in-house, comprehensive evaluation and remediation services for documents, media, videos, and complex instructional materials (i.e. STEM, specialized formats, and high-volume content) to help you meet ADA Title II requirements. 

What We Offer

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Role-based accessibility training

Does you department have specific training needs? Our trainings span from an introduction to accessibility to advanced courses for specialists.
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Accessibility evaluations of digital products

Our digital accessibility team works with OIT and campus partners to evaluate the accessibility of products and tools to help meet ADA Title II requirements.
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Course material accessibility

We specialize in documents (PDF, DOC, HTML, EPUB, PowerPoint, alt text), textbooks, and braille materials (print/digital, tactile graphics).
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Captions for live or recorded classes

Videos and recorded lectures often need captions or audio descriptions to be made accessible.
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Coordination with Disability Services

We can help you coordinate with the Office of Disability Services to find the right accommodations for your students.

Interested in learning more?

Email us at cidi-support@design.gatech.edu, call us at 404-894-8000, or use the button below to set up an initial consultation. 

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