Beyond the Remediation Backlog
A Smarter Path to Campus-Wide Digital Accessibility
Author: Mark Turner | Published by: Revelo Software | November 9, 2026
Colleges and universities manage thousands of digital assets across academic departments, libraries, administrative offices, and learning platforms. Maintaining accessibility across these environments requires coordinated content discovery, ownership, budgeting, remediation, verification, and ongoing monitoring.
In this technical white paper, Mark Turner, Ph.D., Chief Product Designer at Revelo Software, examines how higher education institutions can build a coordinated approach to digital accessibility.
The paper explores how institutions can:
- Identify and classify websites, documents, and other digital assets across campus.
- Establish content ownership and prioritize accessibility improvements.
- Evaluate remediation complexity and develop department-level budgets.
- Compare AI-only, AI-assisted, and human remediation approaches.
- Track remediation, quality assurance, and publication verification.
- Support ongoing accessibility accountability through monitoring and reporting.
Supporting Campus-Wide Digital Accessibility
Revelo's Accessibility & CX Ecosystem helps institutions coordinate digital accessibility across their websites and documents. Solutions such as e-508 document remediation support accessible document delivery, while iAccessible provides website accessibility testing, monitoring and CX insights, and reporting to support continuous improvement.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Campus-wide digital accessibility involves managing the accessibility of websites, documents, and digital media across an institution. A coordinated approach connects content discovery, ownership, assessment, remediation, verification, and monitoring.
Revelo's Accessibility & CX Ecosystem supports campus-wide digital accessibility through coordinated solutions. e-508 helps institutions manage document remediation, while iAccessible supports website accessibility testing, monitoring and CX, and reporting.