Accessibility Action Plan Template
Use this template to record the barrier, action, owner, support needed, timeframe, review point and evidence.
Module 4 activity
Sort a possible accessibility improvement by urgency, effort and feasibility. Then choose one action you can plan, support, test or implement.
Use an idea from Modules 1–3 or from your own service, workplace, website, communication process or community context.
Be clear about the participation barrier the action should reduce.
Think about urgency, effort, feasibility and participation impact.
Name the owner, support needed, review point and evidence of change.
Use this form to move from a possible accessibility improvement to one realistic action.
Use these templates and worksheets to move from an idea to a realistic action plan.
Use this template to record the barrier, action, owner, support needed, timeframe, review point and evidence.
Use this log to track what was tried, what changed, what feedback you received and what should happen next.
Sort actions by urgency, effort, feasibility and likely participation impact.
This activity helps you choose one realistic action.
Implementation means putting a plan into action.
Choose one change that could make access better.
It can be a small change.
Ask if it is urgent.
Ask if it is realistic.
Ask who can help.
Ask for feedback.
Look for evidence.
Change the plan if needed.
You can ask for this information in another format.
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