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CMS Accessible Technology Initiative

In 2003, the California State Legislature amended Government Code 11135 to require CSU to implement Section 508 of the American Disabilities Act and to apply federal accessibility standards to the electronic and information technology (EIT) products and services that CSU buys, creates, uses and maintains.

CMS is committed to meeting Federal Section 508 guidelines, and has established the CMS Accessible Technology Operating Principles, which include a commitment to:

  • Promote Awareness, Training and Communication
  • Define Baseline Development Standards  
  • Provide Development Assessment Tools
  • Deliver Accessible Web Pages and Documentation
  • Implement Procedures for Interim Accommodation

All documents are posted as Microsoft Word unless otherwise indicated.

 

Accessibility Resources

CSU Accessible Technology Initiative

The Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) is the California State University's (CSU) ongoing commitment to provide access to information resources and technologies to individuals with disabilities.

Oracle Accessibility Program

CMS works closely with Oracle, the provider of our Financials, Human Resources, and Campus Solutions products to ensure that the delivered product software meets accessibility standards, and to apply their published development standards to the CMS Baseline.

Oracle Accessible Development

CMS Accessible Documentation

The following documents can be used as training guides for using CMS templates to develop and deliver accessible documentation.

 

Additional Training Resources
 

The following links are additional resources that can be utilized to obtain accessibility training.

General Awareness
Procurement

Training resources for those responsible for writing RFPs and contracts for the procurement of technology and techology-based services.

Software Development