Whether your course includes one web assignment or is a full-blown online journey, you’re developing and managing online content for your students, who may have disabilities like “…blindness and low vision, deafness and hearing loss, …

With permission, this article has been adapted from its original form posted on informED  and authored by Jill Rooney of Open Academic.
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Accessible design brings students with sensory disabilities into the mainstream.
Video captioning and transcripts enable the deaf and hard-of-hearing through equal access.
ALT text and explanations on visual data, like charts, enable the sight-disabled.

It’s hard-wired in our …

The worlds of web design and online learning are interconnected in many ways. As an instructional designer, I work to ensure that courses are effective not only in terms of online navigation and working links, …

Two free new learning resources have been released by JISC TechDis, a education advisory service on accessible and inclusive technology, to boost skills for learners with and without disabilities. The first resource will help learners …

In response to all of the attention given to the flipped classroom, I proposed The Flipped Classroom: The Full Picture and The Flipped Classroom: The Full Picture for Higher Education in which the …
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