AccessibleNU -  AccessibleNU works with students with disabilities to develop and coordinate individualized accommodations. ANU aims to identify educational barriers, problem solve to create equitable learning environments, communicate referral options for disability evaluation and academic assistance, and establish best practices for disability inclusion.

You can find Northwestern Law School's policies for students with disabilities on the Student Policies website under "Accommodations" and the process for getting accommodations under the FAQ. 

The Disability Law Society is a student organization with a mission to support Northwestern Law students with disabilities as well as encourage open discussion about disability rights on campus. DLS provides resources and peer support for students coping with medical issues or trying to obtain appropriate accommodations, connects students with professional mentors in the greater disability community, and raises awareness of disability issues among the Northwestern Law community.

Canvas has a function called Immersive Reader, which allows students to change font size, text spacing, and background color; choose between two fonts; read text aloud and change the speed of reading; and highlight sets of one, three, or five lines. You can access Immersive Reader on the top right of Canvas class pages. 

Additionally, Northwestern professors are encouraged to complete the Canvas Accessibility Challenge to improve accessibility on their course Canvas pages.

Sensus Access can be used for accessibility conversions or to convert documents into alternate formats such as audio, Braille, or e-text. It can create a readable, tagged document that will only require some simple manual additions for full accessibility from image and image-based PDFs. You can find instruction on how to use Sensus Access on Northwestern's Digital Accessibility website.

Chrome has built-in accessibility features.

Microsoft Office also includes accessibility features.