New ADA tools to protect districts are now included
The new partnership includes several extraordinary benefits for CSDA members. Faced with increasing pressure to be ADA compliant, they’ll get free access to a new accessibility scanning tool through Streamline, to scan their website and publish a report on the new compliance page. This first-of-its-kind integrated tool takes care of publishing a website accessibility plan, compliance policy, requests for accommodation, annual platform testing by users with various disabilities, and monthly sitewide scans with public remediation reports.
“We’ve never seen a tool this comprehensive and perfectly fit to the needs of our members,” said Membership Services Director, Cassandra Strawn. “Now, districts can easily show their communities that they are aware of and complying with ADA on their websites.”
Streamline’s new ADA accessibility dashboard will be available for CSDA members
Streamline’s commitment to developing accessible websites dates back to 2018, when it won the “Access Award” from Disability Rights California—the nation’s largest disability rights organization. It was presented at the California Capitol to Streamline CEO Mac Clemmens by Jeffrey Thom, a Stanford-trained attorney and long-time champion of disability rights. While presenting the award, Jeffrey, who is blind, challenged the audience: “Consider how frustrated you would be if you went to your favorite website and you got just a blank screen with nothing on it,” he said. “This is the reality for many users with disabilities.”
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