Digital accessibility is a hot topic in higher education these days, and training faculty in creating accessible digital materials is on the mind of every instructional designer or educational technology team. Here we look at some of the most common issues that confront faculty when making their course content accessible.
Laws in more than 20 states restrict or prohibit local governments from building their own broadband networks, according to a report released today by the Education Commission of the States.
A company that develops recording software has introduced a new version of its flagship program optimized for students to use in lecture halls.
Later this week, a broadcast technology company will introduce an updated version of its captioning technology to address the captioning of pre-recorded content.
Educators and researchers at Kent State University have launched an app that teaches mathematical reasoning to students in special education, as well as a website that catalogs similar resources.
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A new guide from OnlineSchoolsCenter ranks the top 10 disability-friendly schools and offers guidance to students with disabilities.
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Yes, it's possible to embed accessibility into the course creation process, without expending too much time or effort. Here are things to consider during each development phase.
ReadSpeaker has partnered with Blackboard to make its text-to-speech technology more available to students around the world.