[Athen] Accessible Scheduling Software

[Romack, Justin]

Have not done a super deep dive into it, but I’ve been pleased with Bookings from the screen reader user perspective. It’s also been a while, but I’ve heard Calendly has come a long way.

Thanks,
J


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Subject: [Athen] Accessible Scheduling Software

Hello all, Just wanted to know what other schools are using for accessible scheduling software. Currently Northern Arizona uses a few across campus and we were looking into having everything under one umbrella. The worst of our lot is something
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Hello all,

Just wanted to know what other schools are using for accessible scheduling software. Currently Northern Arizona uses a few across campus and we were looking into having everything under one umbrella. The worst of our lot is something called WhenIWork which is totally inaccessible and just plain terrible. The company is not interested in improving their accessibility posture. They will not even meet with us just to see what they can do to make things better.

Thank you all.

German Fermin
Northern Arizona University
Student Technology Center
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