Course Accessibility Features

Accessibility online is the practice of ensuring everyone, regardless of physical disabilities, can seamlessly use digital resources.

We want all our users to be able to use our content in way that works for them.

That's why we have added accessibility options to most of our courses. The features we have added and how to use them are described below.

Subtitles

All our videos have subtitles so users with hearing difficulties can read the video content.

You don't have to do anything to activate the subtitles - they automatically appear on all videos.

Voice-over

Some users may find it difficult to read longer sections of text. In those cases, using a screen reader or text-to-speech tool can make the course easier to follow.

Older solution (Legacy)

Some older courses include a built-in audio button  in the Danish and English versions. Selecting this button plays a recording of the text on the screen.

We are phasing this feature out during 2026, but you may still encounter it in some courses.

Current solution

For courses without the icon, all text in the course is compatible with common screen-reading tools, applications and plugins. So, the user will simply need to turn that tool on.

Native solutions in Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome

If you are using the Edge or Chrome browsers, there is an built-in Read Aloud tool you can access through the browser options menu. Look for “More tools” to find this tool.

The "Read Aloud" feature in Microsoft Edge

The "Reading Mode" feature in Google Chrome

Not using Edge or Chrome?

If your browser doesn't offer a built-in read-aloud feature, or if your organization restricts browser options, we recommend working with your IT department to identify an approved browser extension or desktop application that can read text aloud from web pages.

Do your users have other accessibility needs, that aren’t being met with these features?

Feel free to contact us. Your feedback will help guide our future development.