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Oregon accessibility conformance report for digital instructional materials offered for state adoption

OAR 581-011-0087(6), digital, electronic, or web-based materials and media

In force since .

A procurement conditions rule binding public and private bodies.

Instrument type
a regulation made under an act
Obligation class
Contract terms
Conformance standard
US Section 508 standards

What it requires

  • If you offer digital, electronic or web-based instructional materials to the Oregon State Board of Education for adoption, provide an accessibility conformance report for each electronic component that documents adherence to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines identified in the circular of information and technical standards required by Section 508 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act (OAR 581-011-0087(6)).
  • Have an independent third party prepare each accessibility conformance report, based on an audit that tests a random sampling of each different type of electronic component (OAR 581-011-0087(6)).
  • Make the materials accessible consistent with OAR 581-015-2060, 581-022-2355, 581-022-2340, 581-022-2360 and 581-011-0052 and compliant with all state or federal laws regarding accessibility (OAR 581-011-0087(6)).

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OAR 581-011-0087(6) requires a publisher that offers digital, electronic or web-based instructional materials to provide an accessibility conformance report for each electronic component, prepared by an independent third party. The report must document adherence to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines identified in the circular of information and technical standards required by Section 508 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act.

The materials must be accessible consistent with the Department's NIMAS and accessible-materials rules. The rule was last amended by a rule filed and effective on .

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