There may be shortcomings in the content of the webpages.

• Some user-generated content in the learning platform (e.g. pages, images, or tables) is not accessible according to guidelines regarding headings, captions, and labels.
• Some page titles are not descriptive enough in accordance with guidelines.
• Some user-generated links are not clearly described and accessible according to guidelines.

In general, there may be sections with a lack of contrast between text and background.

• There may be videos that don't have subtitles.
• There may be HTML content that contains links without discernible text.

Canvas contains many documents uploaded and published in each course. These documents may have accessibility shortcomings.

• Images may lack or have incorrect texts.
• PDF documents with poor formatting
• Some documents have been scanned but not OCR processed 
• Tables in documents may lack of have incorrect header structure
• Language indications may be missing

We have performed a self-assessment of the website and manually reviewed a selection of course rooms in the platform. The Canvas learning platform also includes a feature to check accessibility, and this feature is shown during basic trainings given in Canvas.

If you need content from Canvas that is not accessible to you but is exempt from the scope of the law as described below, you can contact us at canvas@hb.se 

We are constantly striving to improve Canvas and the accessibility of its content. If you discover problems that are not described on this webpage, or if you believe that we do not meet the requirements of the law, please report this via this form.

The Agency for Digital Government is responsible for overseeing the Act on Accessibility to Digital Public Services. If you are not satisfied with how we handle your comment about a lack of web accessibility or your request for content accessibility, you can make a report to the Agency for Digital Government.

Go to the website of the Agency for Digital Government