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I have found this topic to be a potential quagmire. I work for the state
of Minnesota and we use PeopleSoft for various things. We have
reported various accessibility problems, and bugs over the years, and
Oracle has allegedly corrected many of them. This is inter prise software
though, and most entities are slow to upgrade, because of the complexity
of things. Every time we do, something else breaks. We are on version 3.5
or 3.6, or something like that. Oracle is working on a flavor of
version5, or 6, I understand, so any potential fixes are years away for
us.<br><br>
So, depending on your version, your problems may have been fixed -- but
it is hard to know!<br><br>
Dave<br><br>
At 05:26 PM 2/14/2022, Hayman, Douglass wrote:<br>
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ATHEN colleagues,<br><br>
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Here in Washington state the community college system is using PeopleSoft
software by Oracle which is branded as ctcLink. There are a number
of accessibility issues and the process each college must go through is
reporting in detail what it is they are encountering to members of the
state board. That group must then report these issues to Oracle in
an attempt to get these resolved.<br><br>
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I imagine that there are other higher education people across the country
who are also using PeopleSoft (or some rebranding of it) who could
benefit by joining forces to get accessibility issues resolved similar to
how joint efforts a few years back led to productive dialogues to get
Canvas LMS accessibility improved.<br><br>
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Thoughts and ideas from you all?<br><br>
<br><br>
Doug Hayman<br><br>
IT Accessibility Coordinator<br><br>
Information Technology<br><br>
Olympic College<br><br>
<a href="mailto:dhayman@olympic.edu">dhayman@olympic.edu</a><br><br>
(360) 475-7632 <br>
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