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The Ultimate Guide to Accessible Learning and the EAA

Your roadmap to compliance, inclusion, and accessibility success in learning.

On 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) comes into full force, ushering in a pivotal shift toward digital inclusion across the EU. For those involved in learning and development, this is more than a regulation. It’s a wake-up call.

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A laptop on a wooden table displaying a webpage from Aurion Learning. The screen shows a banner titled "The Ultimate Guide to Accessible Learning and the EAA" with "Guide," "Accessible Learning," and "EAA" highlighted in orange. The webpage features an image of a person with long dark hair wearing an orange top, seemingly in an office setting. There's also a yellow button labeled "accessible learning" with a cursor icon next to it.

A pair of hands is visible typing on the laptop keyboard. Next to the laptop is a takeaway coffee cup with a black lid and what appears to be some papers or documents. The setting looks like a café or casual workspace with a warm wooden table surface. The Aurion Learning logo is visible at the top of the screen.
Two young professionals engaged in a cheerful conversation while looking at a tablet device. On the left is a woman with short hair wearing a light mint/sage green blazer over a light-colored blouse and jeans. She's holding what appears to be a coffee cup and is smiling broadly.

On the right is a man wearing a light grey button-up shirt tucked into blue jeans with a black belt. He's holding a tablet and also smiling as they both look at the screen.

The background is bright and blurred, suggesting they're in a modern office or business environment with natural lighting. The image conveys a positive, collaborative workplace interaction, with both individuals appearing engaged and enthusiastic about what they're viewing on the tablet.
The image shows a wooden desk workspace with a printed document from Aurion Learning titled "The Ultimate Guide to Accessible Learning and the EAA." The words "Guide," "Accessible Learning," and "EAA" are highlighted in orange. The document features an image of a person with long dark hair wearing an orange top sitting at what appears to be a desk or workspace, with a yellow button labelled "accessible learning" and a cursor icon near it.

Arranged around this printed guide on the wooden desk are several items: part of a silver laptop visible on the right side, white headphones with a cord, black-framed reading glasses, an orange notebook or folder with some colorful tabs or markers peeking out, and writing instruments including what looks like a yellow pen and a light pink or peach coloured pen. The Aurion Learning logo appears at the top right of the document.

The arrangement suggests someone is studying or working with materials related to accessible learning, with their desk organised with typical work accessories.

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