[Athen] VPAT?

[Normajean.Brand]

Hello All, and good Friday!

When looking at a VPAT (and I’m not sure I’m even asking the question correctly), what would be the baseline of acceptable accessibility - 75%, 85%, or something else - as to whether your college would accept and vet a product for use? I know we would all like for products to be 100% accessible, but what is your baseline?

I hope this makes sense, because I was asked by an academic department looking at procuring new software, what would be acceptable.

Thanks for your insight,
NJ

NJ Brand, BAAS-Psych, ATAC
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