Accessibility statement
Moodle platforms are designed to provide equal functionality and access to information for all users. This commitment means that there should be no barriers for people regardless of disabilities, assistive technologies used, different screen sizes, or various input devices (such as a mouse, keyboard, or touchscreen).
As part of our ongoing commitment to accessibility and continuously improving conformance with the WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criteria, Moodle is working with an external team of accessibility specialists to review the accessibility of its products through regular accessibility audits.
The accessibility conformance report is based on an audit of Moodle Workplace by GrackleDocs, Moodle HQ’s external digital accessibility consultant, as well as internal testing and community audits. GrackleDocs issued a Statement of Accessibility Conformance for WCAG 2.2 Level AA in October 2025.
Moodle Workplace’s accessibility conformance report is complementary to the equivalent report for Moodle LMS, and all the accessibility enhancements and fixes added to Moodle LMS are also included in Moodle Workplace.
We realise that accessibility is a continuous journey that requires constant focus and refinement. That’s why we commit our resources to ensuring our platform remains accessible to everyone.
Third-party integrations and accessibility disclaimer
Moodle is committed to ensuring accessibility across our platform, aligning with global accessibility standards such as WCAG 2.2 Level AA. However, Moodle allows for the integration of third-party tools, plugins, and Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) applications, which are developed and maintained by external providers.
While we prioritise accessibility considerations when recommending or supporting integrations, it is the responsibility of the supplier of any third-party service or application to ensure that their offering is compliant. If accessibility compliance is a critical requirement for your institution or organisation, we recommend contacting the third-party provider directly to verify their conformance with relevant accessibility guidelines.