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American Disabilities Act Title II (ADA)

Access for all

We are committed to providing an accessible experience for research, teaching and learning across our Academic products, platforms and services and through any of our digital partners that deliver our content. Accessibility of our platforms and content is an ongoing effort, and we are committed to working to ensure we continue to meet evolving digital accessibility standards and our global customers’ needs.

As part of this ongoing commitment, we are now aligning our existing content with the requirements of the web accessibility rule (the Final Rule) made under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act 1990 (ADA) .

Details about accessibility updates

We are continually working to make our Academic platforms and content as accessible and usable as possible and want to ensure you are informed about our progress.

We are enhancing accessibility on a significant number of our published titles, and we will begin to redistribute these titles from April 2026.  In addition, we are taking steps to ensure that new titles yet to publish will also be accessible.

Content being updated

We will maintain and update a list of titles being made more accessible. This will shortly be publicly available to allow customers to follow our progress.

What if the material I need isn’t on the list?

If you have questions about specific products or content, please contact us at ADAinfo@cambridge.org with details of your requirements.

What about third-party providers?

As our updated products become available, we will distribute them to our partner organisations such as VitalSource, RedShelf etc. who provide alternative access to our content. Those partners remain responsible for the accessibility of their websites and mobile apps (if applicable), and for technical/accessibility support for their websites and mobile apps.

What do accessible products look like?

For full details of what we are doing please visit our Accessibility regulation  information page.

Check the accessibility of our websites 

We are committed to working to ensure Cambridge Aspire meets the WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility level. View our platform accessibility statements and download our Voluntary Product Accessibility Templates (VPAT) from the Accessibility regulation  information page.

You can also view the Cambridge Aspire accessibility statement directly. 

Further questions

If you have questions that are not covered here, on the Accessibility regulation  information page, or in our general Cambridge Aspire accessibility statement, you can email us at ADAinfo@cambridge.org.

If you have questions about accessibility that are not related to ADA, you can email us at accessibility@cambridge.org.