Panorama Available for Digital Accessibility Remediation Support in Fall 2026 Brightspace
As part of Purdue University’s system-wide initiative to support instructors as they transition their course materials in alignment with the new digital accessibility standards issued by the Department of Justice (DOJ) under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Purdue has implemented YuJa Panorama as the centrally supported digital accessibility remediation tool in Fall 2026 Brightspace for Purdue West Lafayette and Indianapolis locations, Purdue Northwest, and Purdue Fort Wayne campuses.
Yuja Panorama has remediation capabilities to support instructors with the ability to:
- Scan instructional materials within Brightspace to identify potential digital accessibility issues
- Provide clear, actionable feedback on common concerns such as document structure, color contrast, and alternative text.
- Allow remediation of course content without leaving the Brightspace environment.
The tool was selected after Purdue conducted a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a digital content remediation tool to integrate into Brightspace and assist instructors in identifying and addressing accessibility issues in instructional materials.
For additional information, getting started guides, and FAQs, instructors can visit the Yuja Panorama webpage. For information about upcoming training opportunities, please visit our workshops website. Availability for Panorama outside of Brightspace is coming soon with updates to follow.
For further questions and support at your campus, contact:
- Purdue West Lafayette and Indianapolis:
- For technical support: Contact the Purdue Innovative Learning Team at InnovativeLearningTeam@purdue.edu
- For in-time one-on-one support: Attend a Daily Virtual Drop-In Help Session with the Innovative Learning Team.
- Purdue Fort Wayne:
- For technical Brightspace support, please contact the Purdue Fort Wayne Help Desk.
- For questions about accessibility compliance and resources, please contact the Office for Civil Rights Compliance (OCRC): civilrights@pfw.edu.
- For accessibility concerns, please the Office for Civil Rights Compliance (OCRC): accessibility@pfw.edu.
- For pedagogical support related to accessible course design and instructional best practices, please contact CELT: celt@pfw.edu.
- Purdue Northwest:
- For technical support: contact the PNW Customer Service Center at csc@pnw.edu
- For support with the digital accessibility of instructional materials: contact the Instructional Accessibility Specialist, Melissa Maldonado at mamaldon@pnw.edu, or the Center for Faculty Excellence at cfe@pnw.edu