Accessibility Standards The Accessibility standards apply to 5 key areas of daily living: 1. Customer Service 2. Information and Communications 3. Employment 4. Transportation 5. Built Environment (Design of Public Spaces) Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation (IASR) became law in June 2011 and combined Information and Communications, Employment, Transportation & Built Environment (Design of Public Spaces) standards. Information and communication standard The Information and Communication Standard outlines how organizations will be required to create, provide and receive public information in an accessible manner and in various formats, including: . Online . Print . verbal Within the Seneca environment, this Standard will have a significant impact to positively change teaching methods and practices. Through this Standard and technological advancements, Seneca will endeavour to provide improvements for people with disabilities in the format and use of: . Online learning systems . Textbooks and educational software . Classroom teaching technologies and equipment For more information on the Information and Communication Standard, please visit the Ministry's website. https://www.ontario.ca/page/accessibility-in-ontario