We @aheadireland are hiring a Digital Media and eLearning Officer. Do you have:
-eLearning content creation skills
-Graphic design ability
-interest in #UDL , #AssistiveTech or #Disability Support in tertiary education
Apply to join the pure sound team!
https://t.co/XstecGUnut
AHEAD have commissioned an independent research company to conduct a short survey about recruiting and employing people with disabilities and we need a wide variety of employers to participate. Email [email protected] to participate. More info https://t.co/pS2GZ8jAzh
Happy to see a new feature in Microsoft Teams today. This new feature is "Closed Captions" and can be turned on/off during a "Live" Meeting. The accuracy is impressive so far😀#UDL@MicrosoftEDU@GMITOfficial
1. Select 3 dots in live meeting
2. Toggle CC on/off
3. CC appears
We've worked hard to ensure Moodle LMS is accessible for all and now we want to make sure our users organise accessible sites & create accessible courses & content. If you're a teacher or admin, check out our accessible course design page via
https://t.co/GM6nbLU60N #MoodleLMS
Filling up fast with just a few places left on the Getting Started with Digital Badges workshop on Feb 10th from @dajbelshaw brought to you by @witctel and @ForumTL https://t.co/WN8rLLlxzR
W3C publish Making Content Usable for People with Cognitive and Learning Disabilities for wide review. This is supplemental guidance to WCAG to help improve #accessibility & #usability for people with hidden #disabilities https://t.co/XHnk6agRiB open for feedback until 4 Sept
'Nothing about us, without us’.
The absence of disabled voices at the Oireachtas Covid Committee hearing on the impact of the pandemic on the lives of disabled people is wrong.
Systemic change is impossible if we are not provided space and opportunity to speak for ourselves.
Our Learn Moodle 3.9 Basics is now open for sign-ups!
Learn how to use the Moodle LMS for teaching in this super hands-on MOOC, which includes your own ready-to-use pratice course to implement step by step everything you learn.
Read more: https://t.co/oRrbA82mnA
#learnmoodle
Powerful post by Taharee Jackson. So many important reasons why we should not engage in videoclassism...
Even though we should not need to know "why" a student wants their camera off at any point in time!
sneak peek at rough draft versions of very simple guide to teaching online, aimed at folk with little prior experience, some anxieties, and, perhaps, a smidgen of technophobia. Don't worry, we're on the case!
this is a great clip to watch (especially if you’re not from the US) as an introduction to why the phrase ‘systemic racism’ exists; it goes much deeper than skin color discrimination by individuals
the embedded viewer then lets students download a copy, or print a pdf. here's an example (@hey_km won't mind me using one of her slide decks (CC-BY). ;-))
A static recording of a synchronous Zoom conversation doesn’t really count as “asynchronous” learning, at least for the purposes of access. Nor does a mere recording of a face-to-face classroom session.
After #GAAD I have a request for all of you. @zoom_us is quite accessible in a lot of ways but really falls down on not having a specific channel which hosts can assign for #SignLanguage interpreter.
Please join me in requesting this feat. here #A11y#UDL https://t.co/BmHzbxmDxl
When creating a visual, always fear creating 'mapshock' among your viewers. This one from the US military is the epitome of overcrowding. Icons, too, can cause such visual & cognitive mayhem. My fourth design guide: restraint.