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Audit and Edit

Accessible eLearning: Audit and Edit Service

Deliver inclusive learning with our Audit and Edit package.

Talk to our team of experts to help you create inclusive learning experiences, ensuring your content meets accessibility best practices.

  • A detailed, expert review of your learning content based on WCAG 2.2 and EAA standards.
  • Implement fixes and optimise your content for enhanced accessibility.
  • Validation by our accessibility experts.

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Accessibility in eLearning in 3 simple steps:

Stage 1 - Audit: Expert review of learning content

Our experts will review your eLearning courses and platforms based on the WCAG 2.2 Accessibility Guidelines and the European Accessibility Act (EAA) requirements. You’ll receive a:

  • Multi-point check against accessibility best practices for accessible eLearning.
  • Detailed report highlighting any areas of non-conformance.
  • Costed list of recommended improvements.

Stage 2 - Edit: Implementing fixes

Where possible, our expert team will work to fix any non-compliance issues highlighted in the audit and implement additional improvements based on your preferences. The content will:

  • Undergo rigorous QA testing, including screen reader checks.
  • Ensure the highest standards of accessibility in online learning are met.
  • Ensure your revamped eLearning modules can be confidently redeployed.

Stage 3 - Validate: Getting the seal of approval

Once the Aurion Learning team finishes implementing the suggested improvements to your eLearning modules, experts will review them to confirm they align with accessibility best practices.

  • Your content will undergo a compliance check.
  • If Aurion Learning can't make the fixes, we'll assist with your adjustments.
  • We can arrange a re-audit for final validation after your updates.

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Ensuring accessible, inclusive learning

Helping organisations improve eLearning accessibility.

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eLearning Accessibility Checklist

Would you like to implement accessibility best practices, but are not sure where to start?

Ensure your learning content is clear, navigable and engaging for every learner with our eLearning Accessibility Checklist. This easy-to-use checklist helps guide you to successfully meet accessibility best practices, including the European Accessibility Act (EAA) ahead of the June 2025 deadline. 

Download the checklist now to streamline your eLearning design process and guarantee accessibility.

Make your eLearning content fully accessible

Ensure your digital learning content meets accessibility standards and provides an inclusive experience for all learners.

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Explore our accessibility in online learning case studies and insights

Discover the success stories and expert insights from our accessible eLearning projects.

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Webinar: How to deliver accessibility in online learning

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