Help Articles
Browse our help articles for helpful resources and how-to documentation from the Office of Information Technology.
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Accessible registration options for events, sales, or community outreach are a common need in the Extension community. Review two convenient options to ensure registrations are deployed to meet accessibility standards.
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Need closed captioning for a recent video? Need to share a video of a recent event? Looking to add video content to your website? Our Office of Marketing and Communications (OMC) team has you covered.
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This is a guide for CAES faculty and staff interested in acquiring AI tools. Check the date this information was posted. If it’s been more than a year or two, things might have changed!
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In the digital age, a website is a primary point of contact, making Web accessibility and governance paramount. This article introduces DubBot, an essential tool that helps us manage the complexity of maintaining a compliant and high-quality online presence.
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DubBot’s support structure is organized into three main categories: the self-paced video courses in the Learning Center, the detailed documentation of the Help Center, and direct support from the DubBot team. These resources are free and available to every DubBot user.
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We’ve received a lot of great questions as our teams prepare for digital accessibility compliance. Review some of the most common issues folks run into — and a few tips to make your transition smoother. Remember, if you’re ever unsure about what to do, our Digital Accessibility Handbook is available with recommendations.
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As CAES expands its digital presence, accessibility is essential to our mission. Making our materials usable for everyone helps us reach and serve all audiences across Georgia.
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With the digital accessibility compliance deadline approaching, you’ll likely see a lot of messages about digital accessibility from both UGA and CAES.
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As the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES) continues expanding digital teaching, research, and outreach, we’re introducing a new approach to ensure that every web page, presentation, and document we share is accessible to all audiences.
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If you plan to take photos or record videos of students for websites, marketing materials or outreach projects, please review the FERPA guidelines.