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Learning Resources and Alternative Formats
We have established WCAG Level AA criteria as our standard for all products. We’re committed to producing content and technology that helps all learners succeed.
eBooks , Link will open in a new tab
Our eBooks are built with WCAG AA criteria in mind from the start. It includes support for various assistive technologies, consistent navigation, no keyboard traps, zoom capabilities, captioning for media, timing options & accessibility for mobile devices as well.
PowerPoints , Link will open in a new tab
Accessible PowerPoints that comply with WCAG AA criteria are available across our portfolio. As older editions are revised, we update the accompanying presentations to comply with WCAG AA criteria.
Video Content , Link will open in a new tab
The majority of our Higher Education videos are closed captioned and/or have transcripts available, and we are currently developing described transcripts for all videos in new releases. Described transcripts, also called video descriptions, are standard transcripts enhanced to include a description of action or key visual scenes in a video, such as the setting, clothing, and facial expressions.
Alternative Formats
We make it easy to request digital files in alternative formats to accommodate students with disabilities – at no cost to you. Centers for Disability Services can request digital files from our permissions team.
Please include the following information:
- A statement that a student with a certified disability is required to purchase and use a McGraw Hill text for a specific course. If more than one student requires it, please indicate the total number of students.
- Author, title, and ISBN of the text
- Mailing and email addresses of the Disability Services Center
- MS Word is our standard format for digital files. Please indicate if you prefer MS Word, EPUB or PDF.
Have Questions?
Online Form
Submit the online form to request digital files from our permissions team. Request Digital Files
Have a question for us?
Email your accessibility issue to: accessibility@mheducation.com
Fax: 646-766-2019
