All aspects of the course perform properly and support student progress.
Required evidence that this standard has been met includes:
- URLs work
- Media works
- Graphics display
- Grammar and spelling are correct
- Interactive technologies (e.g., simulations, animations) work correctly
- Semester-specific course data are correct (e.g., instructor information, due dates)
Suggested Best Practices:
- Use of a copy editor
- Multiple browser and operating system testing
- Procedure for students to report errors or issues, such as an online suggestion box
- Development and use of a course offering checklist
Resources:
- W3C Link Checker – Check links and anchors in web pages or full websites
- Visual and Editorial Standards – A guide for visual and editorial standards of the University