[Athen] Online class platforms - comparing accessibility

[Stager, Catherine via athen-list]

Would Moodle potentially be a solution? I have not worked with it recently but a few years ago I found it pretty easy to work with.
I don't have anything useful to say about the other products.

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Hello,

I'm exploring online teaching platforms for classes that AHEAD might teach that are a mix of asynchronous and synchronous content.

Do you have thoughts on these products in relation to accessibility both for the students and instructors?

Kajabi
Teach:Able
Thinkific
Podia

Is there another that you might recommend? I'm looking for easy-to-use platforms. AHEAD probably wouldn't be able to use Blackboard and some of those more costly ones.

Thank you for your thoughts.

Richard Allegra
Director of Outreach and Information
Association on Higher Education and Disability<https://www.ahead.org/>
National Center for College Students with Disabilities at University of Minnesota ICI/AHEAD<https://nccsd.ici.umn.edu/>

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