D2L Brightspace integration

Document accessibility for D2L

Inkable for D2L helps teams review course materials, see the accessibility score, and fix common issues inside Brightspace.

If you are looking at this after a D2L conference conversation, the short version is this: the check, the score, and the fix stay close together.

Inkable accessibility report and remediation workflow shown inside D2L Brightspace — The full D2L view gives reviewers the score, report context, and remediation workflow in one place.

Start with the score

When someone opens an accessibility check in D2L, they need to know where the file stands. Inkable shows the accessibility score beside the report, so the next step is easy to find.

The score is not a mystery number. It sits next to the issues that created it, so faculty, instructional designers, and accessibility staff can move into the actual work quickly.

Inkable in D2L showing a document accessibility score and report summary — A reviewer can see the accessibility score and report context before deciding what to fix next.

Inkable also generates a plain-language accessibility summary inside D2L. That gives the reviewer a readable explanation of the current state of the material, not just a list of raw checks.

Accessibility summary generated by Inkable inside D2L Brightspace — The generated summary gives teams a quick written explanation of what the accessibility check found.

Then make the fix obvious

Accessibility work gets easier when the issue and the fix are in the same place. Inkable keeps the explanation and remediation step together, so reviewers do not have to hunt through menus.

For supported issues, remediation can happen with one click inside the D2L workflow. For issues that need judgment, such as alt text quality or whether media is decorative, Inkable keeps the human decision visible instead of pretending the choice is automatic.

Inkable in D2L showing accessibility issues and remediation actions for course material — Issues and fixes stay close together, which makes remediation easier for people who are not accessibility specialists.

Built for real course files

D2L courses usually contain a mix of file types. Inkable can check DOCX, PDF, PPTX, HTML, and other course materials, so teams review the content students actually encounter.

The goal is simple: make accessibility checking easy to find, make scores easy to understand, and make fixes quick enough that remediation can fit into normal course work.

Flat institution-wide pricing

Flat institution-wide pricing means teams can check more than a small pilot group. Inkable is designed for routine review: check the score, fix what can be fixed, and keep a report of what changed.

Talk to us about D2L

Share how your team uses D2L, what kinds of course materials you need to check, and whether you are evaluating accessibility tools after the conference. We can explain what the integration looks like for your workflow.