How accessible is Learn?
The learning management system Learn complies to a certain degree with the Act on Accessibility to Digital Public Services.
What can you do if you are unable to access information on Learn?
If there is information on learn.du.se that you require and that is not accessible to you, you can contact us.
Request information in alternative formats
Reporting Issues of Accessibility on Learn
We are constantly working to improve accessibility in Learn. If you find other issues with accessibility that are not described here or if you believe we have not met the requirements of the Act, we would ask you to contact us so that we are made aware of the issues.
Regulatory Control
The Agency for Digital Management (Myndigheten för digital förvaltning) is responsible for regulating the Act on Accessibility to Digital Public Services. If you are not satisfied with how we have dealt with your views, you can submit a complaint to them.
Information on the Accessibility of the Learning Management System Learn
In certain respects, Learn meets with the requirements of the Act on the Accessibility of Digital Public Services; however, some issues remain:
- Some documents (docx, pdf, pptx) may have low text or image contrast, may be untagged and/or may be missing the correct formatting.
- Some pdf documents have been scanned in such a way that makes it impossible to convert them to alternative formats.
- Visual descriptions, sub-titles and text versions of video are missing in some cases.
- Some pictures are missing image descriptions (alternative text).
- Some course rooms may include an unnecessarily high number of clicks for keyboard navigation.
We work to resolve issues with accessibility on an ongoing basis.
Tests on Learn
We have carried out an internal review of Learn. Blackboard, the provider of Learn, has also conducted a review of the programme’s accessibility. Their review was produced using Blackboard’s accessibility tool Ally.