Course Details
Time: 9AM - 4PM Eastern Time (ET)
Duration: 2 Days
Description:
In this course you will learn how to: Identify key concepts of Universal Design for Learning (UDL); Implement UDL principles for eLearning; Create accessible eLearning environments and course navigation; Share knowledge and skills through accessible text, audio and multimedia; Enhance learner participation and demonstration of learning; Foster learner engagement
Prerequisites:
or equivalent knowledge or experience is mandatory.
Public Class Schedule
Course Outline
- Understanding Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
- History of Universal Design for Learning
- UDL and WCAG 2.1
- UDL key concepts
- Presenting ideas and information in multiple ways
- Providing students with multiple ways to express their understanding
- Motivating students by building on their interests and creating appropriate challenges
- Adopting UDL principles for eLearning
- Increasing participation of persons with disabilities
- Responding to increasingly diverse population
- Reviewing the costs and legal responsibilities
- Integrating WCAG 2.1 Criteria into ADDIE
- Project Management and transversal accessibility
- Functional, technological and strategic analysis
- Interaction, graphic and prototype design
- Content, interface and course development
- Creating accessible eLearning environments and course navigation
- Recognizing the indicators
- Designing the eLearning environment
- Building accessible eLearning course navigation
- Sharing knowledge and skills through text
- Selecting optimal text display and screen layout
- Reading graphics, charts, and tables
- Adressing Literacy and readability levels
- Sharing knowledge and skills through audio
- Optimizing audio in an eLearning environment
- Sharing knowledge and skills through multimedia
- Leveraging multimedia and the internet
- Repurposing PowerPoint and other presentation applications
- Benefiting from external links to accessible internet resources
- Avoiding inaccessible eLearning tools
- Enhancing learner participation and demonstration of learning
- Setting up and leveraging online discussion
- Designing accessible and fair assignments and exams
- Fostering engagement
- Understanding the benefits of engagement
- Laying the groundwork for engagement
- Maintaining learner engagement
Private training is available for this course.
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