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Online Courses, Links and the Like
I have run across a few links recently that I wanted to pass on. Some of these have been around for awhile, but just recently came on to my radar screen.
First, a couple of sites with training materials/curriculum for accessible web design:
Advanced Training Course Overview from James Allen, Rob Sartin and James Craig for the […]
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Moodle and Accessibility
You may already be familiar with Moodle, an open source, modularized, social constructionist course management system started by lead developer Martin Dougiamas in 1999.
It looks like the current version (1.1.1) has some basic accessibility features built in, but their road map for the next year is the really good part. By version 2.0, […]
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Accessible Course Management Systems
I’ve been trying to get my finger on the pulse of what is happening with course management systems and have been somewhat overwhelmed. The options out there span the spectrums of open source vs. proprietary, instructor-centric vs. learner-centric and of course from almost completely inaccessible to claims to be accessible to all users. Right now […]
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Accessibility in Distance Education (ADE) website
If you haven’t come across this website yet, it’s a great place to start, Accessibility in Distance Education from the University of Maryland University College.
From their homepage:
The Accessibility in Distance Education (ADE) Web site focuses on helping faculty develop accessible online learning materials for people with disabilities. It is divided into five major sections, targeting […]
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