When discussing content creation; accessibility is something that needs to be part of the conversation. Unfortunately, the task of creating content that is accessible for all students, including those with disabilities or various learning styles, is one that can seem intimidating or daunting at first thought; however, designing with accessibility in mind can make the task a lot easier to accomplish.

How Accessible Design Improves Learning for Everyone

Here's a great video, explaining how designing for those with disabilities can make things better for everyone:

Note: this video is captioned, but there are many language options for the captions, so you'll need to turn captions on if you wish to view them. After clicking play, hover over the video, until you see a small comment bubble icon in the lower right. Click it, and select your captions language of choice. :)

Getting Started: 5 Things to Focus On

Format text using appropriate styles & headers (Word and PowerPoint) and using appropriate headers in Canvas.
Create captions for videos
Format images with appropriate alt tags (Webpage/LMS)
Ensure color contrast ratios are within tolerances
Create usable URL link text