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This week’s post highlights a variety of upcoming online, face-to-face, and on-demand professional development workshops and webinars focusing on student support and faculty development.
Check out this week’s post which highlights upcoming professional development related to The New Faculty Self-Service, Innovative Educators’ free webinar, Pandemic Skill Gaps to support students whose academic experiences were disrupted by the pandemic, and ILCCO’s Accessibility Best Practices Course which gives a blueprint on how to create an inclusive campus.
This week’s post highlights online course development applications, office 365 accessibility tips, upcoming MVLA programming, and registration for a live webinar on removing completion barriers for non-traditional students.
Faculty Focus Live is a great podcast to help instructors with tips, tricks, and other ideas.
How we plan & design a course impacts how it functions and how students learn.
The Center for Teaching & Learning often finds articles and other items that we review and share with staff, faculty, and within specific programs.
Learn about the key takeaways from the ILCCO’s Breaking Down Barriers Accessibility Series, held in May 2021.
Research at Google has created a wonderful app called Live Transcribe for Android.
Accessibility enables individuals of diverse abilities to have access to the same materials, content, audio, video, and images. The Center for Teaching & Learning provides a number of resources to help make content accessible to all.
Registration is open for ILCCO’s Growing Online Learning Conference!
The theme of this year’s conference is Accessibility: The Road to Success. The online conference will be held February 19 – 21, 2019.
Highlights in this release:
– Embedded Image File Uploads
– Screen Reader and Browser Support Change
There are special accessibility considerations when working with complex images, like infographics, images of text, and more.
The math equation editor within the Canvas rich content editor saves in an accessible format.
Checking for accessibility issues within Canvas can be done within Canvas either using the Accessibility Checker in the rich content editor or by using UDOIT.