Kish Guides: Innovation Center for Teaching &amp; Learning: Accessibility

Accessibility in D2L

D2L tips for accessibility, from Linkedin Learning™

Enabling user accessibility from Learning Brightspace by D2L by Alan Ackmann

Books on Accessibility

In the Innovation Center:

Guide to Digital Accessibility: Policies, Practices, and Professional Development
Publication Date: 2023
Addressed to higher education administrators, instructional designers, faculty developers, and faculty, this edited volume showcases the experiences and practices of Quality Matters institutions around the core tenets of digital accessibility, offering examples of policy, processes, practices, tools, and professional development.

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Accessibility

Design your course for all learners

Designing for Everyone

Here is some guidance from Linkedin Learning.™

Accessibility-First Design (Linkedin Learning course, 1h 24m)
Knowing the benefits of an accessibility-first approach enables you to build more useful, resilient, and inclusive products. Gain deeper understanding of accessibility with practical examples of how to solve common design challenges.

From Quality Matters™

Accessibility & Usability Resource Site (AURS)

Accessibility & Usability Resource Site (AURS)
Visit the AURS (MyQM login required)

Learn how to make your course accessible to all! When you register for the site, don't worry if you're asked about payment; this resource is free to Kishwaukee College users.

Set up your MyQM account to use the Accessibility and Usability Resource Site. Choose "No, I am new here," and sign up with your Kish email.

Topics include:

Universal Design for Learning strategies
Inclusive teaching practices
Writing alternative text for images
Captioning videos
And more!

Innovation Center for Teaching & Learning