Accessibility in Workday

Maryland Connect is committed to ensuring that our Workday support content and services are accessible and usable by all community members. Workday evaluates their system against the international standard Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.2, Levels A and AA. This is in line with University System of Maryland's ADA statement 

Some benefits of the Workday platform with regards to accessibility include:

• Screen reader compatibility - Workday is designed to be accessible by users who use screen reader assistive technology.
• Keyboard support - Keyboard shortcuts make Workday navigable for non-mouse users.
• Color contrast - Workday considers accessible use of color and contrast its user interface.

For more information on accessibility in Workday, including information on navigating Workday using assistive technologies such as screen readers and keyboards, please view the Accessibility Interaction Overview in Workday itself. You can also bookmark this page for future reference.

MD Connect creates and publishes job aids and other support content in Workday Learning and our Workday Support Portal Knowledge Base and MD Connect Sharepoint Site available to campus governance team members.  MD Connect strives to ensure that our job aid documents and videos, and support websites follow digital accessibility best practices by using scanning tools and other accessibility standards.  For details about some of the digital accessibility improvements, tools, training and professional development available and general best practices to ensure learning materials are compliant with accessibility standards, visit the University System of Maryland's digital accessibility Training and Professional Development site here:  https://www.usmd.edu/digital-accessibility/training-and-professional-development