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CKSource has created an Accessibility Checker that lets you inspect the accessibility level of content created in CKEditor and immediately solve any accessibility issues that are found.  This checker makes use of the QUAIL jQuery plugin (which is included).

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Guide to installing CKSource Accessibility Checker Plugin

 The CKSource Accessibility Checker Plugin is  is available commercially or as a GPL2 or GPL3 GPL licensed work.  It is not available in a license that can be distributed alongside Sakai’s ECL2 license.  Individuals are free to combine these two great products for their use, just not for redistribution together.

Step 1. Obtain CK Source Accessibility Checker

CK Source can be contacted for a commercial version of the Accessibility Checker or for an open source version of the accessibility checker plugin via their website https://cksource.com/ckeditor/services#accessibility-checker 

A GPL-licenced version was distributed to Brock University on July 23, 2015 from CKSource.

Alternatively, the national government of the Netherlands provides a copy on their site Download a copy of the the checker from http://gewoontoegankelijkckeditor.nlcom/node/14378 (labeled “The Accessibility Wizard”)The Sakai project hopes to distribute a version soon too, but it is important to make a clear distinction between the two licences.addon/a11ychecker

You will also need a copy of the balloonpanel plugin which can be obtained from http://ckeditor.com/addon/panel 

Step 2. Deploy

Deploy the zip files to webapps/library/editor/ckextraplugins/ by uncompressing all files in the archive "a11ychecker" and "balloonpanel" zip archives. The process should create a folder for both “a11ychecker” and “balloonpanel”.

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