Accessible learning case studies
Explore real-world examples of accessible learning in practice. These case studies highlight how organisations and learning platforms have applied accessibility principles to improve learner experience, meet standards, and create learning that works for everyone.
University of Southampton case study: Using accessibility to drive innovation and learning excellence
The University of Southampton used accessibility to improve learning for international students, create a more inclusive and effective experience, and support wider innovation and excellence across the University.
Elucidat case study: Turning accessible learning capability into business impact
Elucidat combined the DALC Programme, tailored training and consultancy support to build accessible learning capability, increase confidence and improve products, customer guidance and cross-team practice.
Farm Credit Canada case study: Using accessible learning to influence wider organisational change
Farm Credit Canada built shared capability in accessible learning, giving its team the confidence to apply consistent practice and influence accessibility across procurement, technology and wider organisational partnerships.
Abri case study: Embedding accessible learning and communication across teams
Abri turned accessibility insight into organisation wide capability, building shared understanding and helping teams embed practical, accessible approaches into learning and communications.
Arts Council England case study: Building capability and confidence in accessible learning
Arts Council England used accessibility audits and the DALC Programme to identify barriers, improve eLearning content and set clearer requirements for external providers.
BSI case study: Using accessibility insight to create more equitable and effective learning
BSI combined a detailed Storyline accessibility audit with the DALC Programme and consultancy support, turning practical findings and lived-experience insight into knowledge for future eLearning development.