Online Accessibility

Please use the form below to let us know.

If you would rather make a request for accommodation, please contact the SBCTC Accessible IT Coordinator, Monica Olsson.

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Enter the URL of the page or document that you are having trouble accessing.

Describe, as specifically as you can, the problem you are having.*

What technology are you using? Include browser/version (for example Chrome version 53 or Internet Explorer 11), assistive technology, etc.

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The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect. — Tim Berners-Lee

SBCTC is committed to providing access to information technology for people with disabilities, including students, employees and the general public. This includes the content of this website.

The Washington state community and technical college Accessible Technology Policy: Vision, Mission, Policy Statement and Recommendations for Adoption was approved by the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges in March 2016. The policy outlines the system-wide commitment to provide equal, effective, and meaningful access to the benefits of technology for individuals with disabilities

To meet this commitment, we aim to comply with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Conformance Level AA and the Washington State Technology Policy USER-01, which outlines the requirements for state agencies to develop plans for accessibility and designate an Accessibility Coordinator.

Document Readers

Many pages on this website provide links to documents that can be downloaded. Depending on the software on your computer, you may need to download and install free software that will allow you to read them. Displayed below are icons associated with different document types and a link to the free reader you can install that will help you read them.

Adobe Reader is used to view PDF (Portable Document Format) documents. We suggest you always use the latest version of Adobe Reader.

Download the Word mobile app from Google Play, iTunes or the Microsoft Store or view Word files at Word Online which requires a Microsoft account and saving the file to OneDrive or Dropbox first.

Download the Excel mobile app from Google Play, iTunes or the Microsoft Store or view Excel files at Excel Online which requires a Microsoft account and saving the file to OneDrive or Dropbox first.

Download the PowerPoint mobile app from Google Play, iTunes or the Microsoft Store or view PowerPoint files at PowerPoint Online which requires a Microsoft account and saving the file to OneDrive or Dropbox first.

Microsoft Visio Viewer is used to view Visio drawings and diagrams inside the Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser.

Online Accessibility

Trouble accessing content on this site?

Document Readers