- Guidelines for Accessible Online Teaching to Faculty Members
- Guidelines for Accessible Online Teaching to Students with Disabilities
- Guidelines for Greek Sign Language Interpretation Support in Online Teaching through Webex
- Guidelines for Greek Sign Language Interpretation Support in Online Teaching through Google Meet
- Guidelines for Greek Sign Language Interpretation Support in Online Teaching through Zoom
The mission of the Accessibility Unit is:
the achievement in practice of coequal access to the academic studies of students with different abilities and needs, by providing environmental modifications, computer based Assistive Technologies, and Access Services.
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Establishment
The Accessibility of the NKUA was established and became functional by decision of the University Senate on 23 February 2006 and the Rector’s Council on 22 March 2006.
Brochure and Video
In the brochure of the Accessibility Unit of the NKUA (accessible document DOCX or inaccessible PDF document) you can find a brief overview of the services it provides.
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The following video was created by the cinema section of the NKUA Cultural Club featuring students supported by the Accessibility Unit.