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DARC Manual- A How-to Guide for Increasing Campus Accessibility

If you have interest in developing a campus network to infuse and disseminate universal design information and strategies, this manual will be helpful to you. The DARC (Departmental Accessibility Resource Coordinators) Network is highlighted along with tips for start-up, management, and training.

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DARC Manual  (PDF File)

DARC Manual - PDF Version  (PDF File)

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Posted by: caurit on Thu Nov 07, 2013 at 4:03 p.m.

I found all of the information in this guide to be helpful and informative. My only criticism is that it does include a lot of information and may be cumbersome and intimidating for a person who is still new to accessible design. Consider a condensed version or an interactive guide that would allow the user to see an overview of each section with the option to click on a link for further detail.

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