Report a Disability Related Accessibility Barrier in Canvas

This form is for reporting accessibility barriers in Canvas course content, specifically disability-related access barriers under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504. Meaning, these are issues that prevent you from fully accessing materials due to a disability-related access need.

If something in your course (such as a video, PDF, PowerPoint, or image) limits or prevents you from accessing the course or any course material, please let us know so our team can review and address the matter promptly.

Examples of Accessibility Barriers:

A video without closed captions
Audio content without a transcript
Images without alternative text
A PDF that cannot be read by a screen reader
Course content that cannot be navigated using a keyboard

This form is not for Canvas general questions or technical course issues. For those concerns, please contact Canvas Help.

Examples of of General or Technical Course Issues:

Broken links
Incorrect due dates
Login or password issues

Student Information

First Name

Last Name

Panther ID

FIU Email Address

Course and Section Name (Example: ENC 1101 U01)

Which Learning Management System are you using?

Accessibility Barrier Details Describe the accessibility barrier and how it limits or prevents your access to course content due to a disability-related need. (Please be as specific as possible. Include the type of content — video, PDF, quiz, image, etc.)

If available, provide a direct link to the course content where the barrier occurs. (Optional)

Have you previously reported this accessibility barrier?

Yes

Optional Information

The following questions are optional and help us understand how best to support students. You are not required to disclose disability status to submit this form.

Do you identify as a person with a disability?

Yes

Do you identify as Deaf or hard of hearing?

Yes

Are you registered with the Disability Resource Center (DRC)?

Yes

Information shared through this form will be handled in accordance with university privacy practices. Submitting a report will not affect your academic standing, and retaliation for raising accessibility concerns is prohibited.

Once submitted, your report will be reviewed and forwarded to the appropriate individual(s) responsible for the course content. Efforts will be made to address verified accessibility barriers as promptly as possible.

You may be contacted if additional information is needed to resolve the issue.