D2L Brightspace integration

Document accessibility for D2L

Inkable helps D2L teams check course files, see an accessibility score, and fix common issues without sending people to a separate tool.

If we talked at a D2L conference, this is the main idea: keep the check, the score, and the fix right next to the course content.

Inkable accessibility report and remediation workflow shown inside D2L Brightspace — The D2L view shows the score, the files that need attention, and the available fixes in one place.

Start with the score

When someone opens a check in D2L, they should not have to decode a long report. Inkable puts the score beside the file list, so it is clear what needs attention.

The score points back to real issues. Faculty, instructional designers, and accessibility staff can open the file and see what needs to happen next.

Inkable in D2L showing a document accessibility score and report summary — The score is visible before the reviewer opens the detailed issues.

Inkable also writes a short accessibility summary in D2L. It gives the reviewer a quick explanation instead of only showing a list of checks.

Accessibility summary generated by Inkable inside D2L Brightspace — The summary explains what the check found in normal language.

Then make the fix obvious

Fixing a file should not mean hunting through menus. Inkable keeps the issue and the fix next to each other, solving common issues while keeping the reviewer in the loop for anything that needs a closer look.

Inkable in D2L showing accessibility issues and remediation actions for course material — The issue and the available fix stay together.

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 can review the files students actually open.

The goal is simple: make the check easy to find, make the score easy to understand, and make the fix quick enough to fit into normal course work.

Flat institution-wide pricing

Flat institution-wide pricing means teams can check more than a small pilot group. Teams can use Inkable as part of regular course 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 show you how it would fit.