Digital Accessibility Training

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Location

Engineering : 102

Date & Time

September 24, 2025, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Description

This drop-in session provides time for questions, live demos, and individual support for faculty navigating digital accessibility in their courses. Get targeted help with digital accessibility in...

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View Event Details for Ask Me Anything: Accessibility Drop-In Support

Location

Online

Date & Time

September 18, 2025, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Description

The Digital Accessibility Community of Practice (CoP) is a cross-functional group of faculty, staff, and students who are actively engaged in improving digital access in teaching, learning, and...

View Event Details for Digital Accessibility Community of Practice Monthly Meeting

Location

Online

Date & Time

September 18, 2025, 12:00 pm – 12:30 pm

Description

Have you ever wondered what makes an image accessible -- or when an image doesn’t need a description at all? Are your course graphics helping all students engage with your content? Learn the...

View Event Details for Accessible Images: Basics of Alt Text & Decorative Images

Location

Online

Date & Time

September 17, 2025, 12:00 pm – 12:45 pm

Description

Are you interested in improving the effectiveness of your instructional videos? Do you know how to ensure your videos are accessible for all learners? In this session, we'll share strategies to...

View Event Details for Accessible Videos: Basics of Captions and Transcripts

Location

Online

Date & Time

September 15, 2025, 12:00 pm – 12:45 pm

Description

How confident are you that your students can access, understand, and act on your assessment feedback? Do you ever wonder whether students are reviewing the feedback you provide? Feedback is...

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View Event Details for Closing the Loop: Designing Accessible Feedback for All Learners

Digital Accessibility Training

Ask Me Anything: Accessibility Drop-In Support

If you can click it, you can fix it.

Digital Accessibility Community of Practice Monthly Meeting

Accessible Images: Basics of Alt Text & Decorative Images

If you can click it, you can fix it.

Accessible Videos: Basics of Captions and Transcripts

Practical tips to ensure inclusive and effective videos

Closing the Loop: Designing Accessible Feedback for All Learners

Turn your feedback into a powerful tool for mastery

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Ask Me Anything: Accessibility Drop-In Support

If you can click it, you can fix it.

Digital Accessibility Community of Practice Monthly Meeting

Accessible Images: Basics of Alt Text & Decorative Images

If you can click it, you can fix it.

Accessible Videos: Basics of Captions and Transcripts

Practical tips to ensure inclusive and effective videos

Closing the Loop: Designing Accessible Feedback for All Learners

Turn your feedback into a powerful tool for mastery

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