WCAG 2.1 AA compliant by April 2026
Accessibility is baked into the design of Genio. That's why we are committed to our products being WCAG 2.1 AA compliant by April 2026 as part of the ADA's web and mobile app requirements.
Genio's approach to accessibility
Accessibility Overview
Struggling to make sense of our VPAT? Here's a human readable summary of accessibility issues we're tackling in our tools.
Accessibility Statement
Accessibility is at the heart of our tools to remove barriers for all our users. Read our full accessibility statement.
Accessibility Glossary
Here is a comprehensive, ever-growing list of all of our accessibility features, what they do and who they serve.
Webinar: Meeting the New Digital Accessibility Standards
Join us on 28th January 2025 to discover insights on:
- Understanding the new Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II mandate
- What this standard looks like in practice for you.
- Strategies for ensuring external tools and vendors meet the new compliance criteria.
- How to ensure your institution is compliant before the deadline.
Our research accreditations
We're proud to work with external research partners to verify our impact independently, to clearly demonstrate our commitment to ensuring each and every learner has equal access to education.
Genio supports learners at over 1,000 institutions globally
Loved by learners and educators alike
See what students and staff say about Genio.
“Because I was able to go back and listen to the notes better and go through it more thoroughly it gave me more confidence about what I was hearing from the professor.”
"Genio Notes has been substantial in helping with my learning. I've improved my grade from a C- to an A."
"You give that one time explanation, and you have to hope students have processed it. Genio Notes helps to recall that information and my students really like that."
"There are lots of issues with the teacher going really fast. It's really hard to listen and write, sometimes when I look back on my manual notes they're not useful at all."
"There’s so much information in class. Even if students are sitting, listening and paying attention it’s still hard. There may be too much information for them to process. They may need to go back and listen 2-3 times for it to stick. Genio Notes allows for that."
"Handwritten notes didn't work for me. When I was introduced to Genio Notes it really helped. Now I can listen to my teachers fully while Genio Notes is recording my class."
"Students are increasingly anxious, and they’re already worried they can’t keep up with class. Telling my students they’re going to be able to capture the information with Genio Notes reduces their anxiety. It’s like a security blanket."
"It was important that I could capture the information in my own way. Genio Notes has been incredibly helpful to allow me to understand what and how I'm learning."
