A great introduction to accessibility in online learning. Not just theory but practical instructions for using many readily available tools.
Basics of Inclusive Design for Online Education
Basics of Inclusive Design for Online Education
Instructors: Emily Moore
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Summarize what Inclusive or Universal Design means in the context of designing an online course
Recognize the potential challenges and accessibility issues that can arise in an online course
Describe the impact of inclusive course materials on all students, highlighting the benefits for learners without disabilities
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Reviewed on Mar 28, 2021
DH
Reviewed on Apr 8, 2021
This course showed me many areas that I could improve my teaching experience. Something as simple as adding captions can make or break students ability to retain the information.
DO
Reviewed on Jul 5, 2020
I really enjoyed this course, it really helped me look for ways I could make my work more accesible to others.
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