In 2021, I released a simple checklist to help instructional designers and developers make eLearning more accessible. It was called “Accessibility for eLearning” and it’s consistently been my most asked-for resource. It’s just what you need to get started with a quick audit of your online learning material. It doesn’t cover everything – but that can be overwhelming! Instead, it gives you an approachable place to start.
Thousands of downloads and shares later, it’s clear that this is a resource our community actually needs and uses. Today, I’m thrilled to announce its evolution: the 2026 Accessibility for Online Learning Checklist. Fully updated with clarity and accessibility in mind, this refresh is designed to meet the unique challenges of the modern digital learning environment. The checklist itself is fully accessible too! (Thanks, Venngage!)
It’s more than just a name change, it’s a commitment to keeping accessibility at the forefront of everything we build.
Want the Checklist?
Ready to level up your online learning accessibility? Get the new 2026 Accessibility for Online Learning Checklist today, before the official launch! Just preorder Making Online Learning Accessible, Second Edition and send us a quick photo or screenshot of your receipt to britne@a11ybook.com. We’ll send the checklist directly to you so you can start implementing these standards immediately.
Don’t want to preorder? The checklist will be available for free at www.A11yBook.com starting Jan 29, but why wait? Start making your online learning content more accessible today!
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