October was Accessibility month, and we enjoyed sharing information to help improve your general awareness and course content.
Make sure you are providing sufficient and proper resources to every learner in every facet of the course.
Use link text that will offer a description of what your audience is navigating to.
Accessible pedagogy is about finding the ways all of your learners do their best work, including those with disabilities.
Did you know Zoom has great features for enabling captioning and sign language interpretation?
Here are a few ways to help improve your document accessibility.
Create a welcoming Canvas course by setting expectations, making connections, and designing for inclusion.
The QM process involves reviewing the course for accessibility. One important component you can implement right away is making your hyperlinks accessible.
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