Digital Accessibility Training

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Location

Online

Date & Time

November 20, 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...

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View Event Details for Digital Accessibility Community of Practice Monthly Meeting

Location

Online

Date & Time

November 19, 2025, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Description

Move beyond digital accessibility compliance to proactive, inclusive course design. This session invites faculty and instructional staff to rethink accessibility through the lens of Universal...

View Event Details for Designing Accessible Courses: Leverage UDL and QM Standard 8 for Content Remediation and Inclusive Learning Experiences

Location

Online

Date

November 18, 2025 (All Day Event)

Description

NOTE: The Virtual Option is only available between 1-3 PM in parallel with in-person support located in ENGR 102. Fix Your Course Content Day is dedicated to improving the accessibility of...

View Event Details for Fix Your Content Day: Let’s Make Course Materials More Accessible

Location

Online

Date & Time

November 14, 2025, 12:00 pm – 1:00 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

Location

Online

Date & Time

November 13, 2025, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Description

This webinar, a collaboration between Every Learner Everywhere and the Northwest Higher Education Accessibility Technology group (NWHeat), invites faculty, librarians, instructional designers, and...

View Event Details for Free Webinar - How Students Use AI to Make Learning More Accessible

Digital Accessibility Training

Digital Accessibility Community of Practice Monthly Meeting

Monthly Topic - Ally & Blackboard: Fixing Common Issues

Designing Accessible Courses: Leverage UDL and QM Standard 8 for Content Remediation and Inclusive Learning Experiences

UDL+QM equals your blueprint for student-centered design

Fix Your Content Day: Let’s Make Course Materials More Accessible

If you can click it, you can fix it.

Closing the Loop: Designing Accessible Feedback for All Learners

Turn your feedback into a powerful tool for mastery

Free Webinar - How Students Use AI to Make Learning More Accessible

Sponsored by Northwest Higher Ed Accessible Technology

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Digital Accessibility Community of Practice Monthly Meeting

Monthly Topic - Ally & Blackboard: Fixing Common Issues

Designing Accessible Courses: Leverage UDL and QM Standard 8 for Content Remediation and Inclusive Learning Experiences

UDL+QM equals your blueprint for student-centered design

Fix Your Content Day: Let’s Make Course Materials More Accessible

If you can click it, you can fix it.

Closing the Loop: Designing Accessible Feedback for All Learners

Turn your feedback into a powerful tool for mastery

Free Webinar - How Students Use AI to Make Learning More Accessible

Sponsored by Northwest Higher Ed Accessible Technology

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