Collaboration

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ATI Communities of Practice Slack workspace

Slack is a free collaboration tool that can help colleagues across all CSU campuses work together seamlessly and synchronously. A Slack workspace is made up of channels for different topics of discussion and collaboration. Members can also send direct messages to each other.

Getting Started

If you would like to participate in the ATI Communities of Practice Slack workspace:

Use the ATI CoP Slack invitation link.
Next, enter your email address, verify the email address, and create a user account.
Once complete, you will be taken to the ATI COP workspace.
Note: Slack does not support Internet Explorer

To learn more and register for the CSU ATI Communities of Practice Slack workspace, visit the Slack Quick Start Guide (*).

Campus Accessibility Document Sharing Space

At the request of the ATI Communities of Practice, the ATI has created an open workspace for campuses to share accessibility documents, such as ACRs ("VPATs"), Accessibility Roadmaps, EEAAPs and related testing reports. Campuses are welcome to upload documents. Links to other resources related to ATI Procurement are also provided.

Read more about the Campus Accessibility Document Sharing Space (*).

CSU Accessible Technology Network

The CSU has “homegrown” accessibility experts who have acquired significant knowledge of accessibility issues and solutions over the years. The CSU Accessible Technology Network (CSU ATN) uses a shared-services model that leverages accessibility expertise from across the CSU system to perform certain accessibility tasks once and then share the results with all CSU campuses. These shared services meet the shared accessibility needs across campuses and reduces total costs, improves accessibility services, and reduces the risks of OCR complaints.

Products of the shared services work are available to all CSU campuses free of charge. We review the annual campus accessibility reports to identify areas where shared services will be most beneficial and practical to implement.Over the past several years CSU ATN members have articulated accessibility processes for procurement, web, and digital content.

CSU Accessible Technology Network members
Campus	Name	Title	Email
Los Angeles	Leon J. McNaught	ATI Program Manager	lmcnaug@calstatela.edu
Northridge	Kate Tipton	Program Manager, Universal Design Center	kathryn.sharron@csun.edu
Northridge	Alen Davoudian	Senior Information Systems Analyst and Accessibility Consultant, Universal Design Center	alen.davoudian@csun.edu
San Bernardino	Christine Fundell	Accessible Technology Services Coordinator	christine.fundell@csusb.edu
San Francisco	Avi Chandiramani	Program Manager, Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI)	avi@sfsu.edu
Stanislaus	TBD	ATI Instructional Designer