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Arizona rule requiring publishers to deliver accessible electronic files of instructional materials to the state central repository

Ariz. Admin. Code R7-2-407(E)

In force since .

A procurement conditions rule binding private bodies.

Enforcement body
Arizona Department of Education
Instrument type
a regulation made under an act
Obligation class
Contract terms

What it requires

  • If you are a publisher of printed or non-printed instructional materials used by Arizona public schools, deliver the accessible electronic file for the material to the Arizona Department of Education's central repository, at no additional cost and consistent with the time-frame for providing the material to students without disabilities, once a public education agency sends you a written request certifying that it purchased a copy for a student who is blind or has a visual impairment, that the student's individualized education program states the material is necessary, and that the student uses it in a course in which the student is enrolled (Ariz. Admin. Code R7-2-407(E)(1)).

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Rule R7-2-407 of the Arizona Administrative Code requires the Arizona Department of Education to designate a central repository to which publishers provide accessible electronic files for instructional materials used by Arizona public schools. On receipt of a written request from a public education agency, a publisher must deliver accessible electronic files to the repository at no additional cost. The files are those for printed instructional materials and non-printed instructional materials.

The request must certify that the agency purchased a copy of the material for use by a student who is blind or has a visual impairment in a course that the student is attending or registered to attend. The request must also certify that the student's individualized education program states that the material is necessary and that the student uses it in connection with a course in which the student is enrolled. The rule's definition of a publisher includes a distributor of an electronic textbook. The section was made by final rulemaking effective .

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