Tulane has launched a new website on accessibility called Accessible Syllabus. It’s in the early stages, so they’d love to see this site grow via collaboration with folks in whatever ways they might offer expertise. So visit and contribute or visit and get some ideas for ways to enhance your syllabus for greater accessibility for all students.
Here’s an example of what this site offers: 
Also, the site has easy-to-apply and not-so-commonly-known tips on thinking through accessibility, its purpose and its application:
Check it out: Accessible Syllabus at Tulane.
Teaching Multiliteracies 