We have compiled a list of frequent academic accommodations utilized by students at UVic and corresponding accessible teaching strategies that can be implemented during course design. For accessible and inclusive pedagogical course design, Universal Design for...
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Creating accessible course content
Content created with accessibility in mind can help you meet the needs of many diverse learners and improve their learning experiences. Creating accessible course content takes into account user interactions and visual design (e.g. font size, contrast, and...
Examples of Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
Browse examples by UDL principle Please note that some examples shown below showcase more than one UDL principle.The Why of Learning Allows students to demonstrate and connect with their learning in different ways. It can involve offering choices, incorporating...
What HTML templates are available in Brightspace?
When building content pages, Brightspace allows users to format information by using HTML templates for proper accessibility, improved functionality, and visual appeal. You can access these templates through the following process. Select Content from the...
How can I exempt a learner from a grade item?
Here are the steps to exempt multiple users (or just one user) from a single grade item. Step 1. Navigate to the Enter Grades tab under Grades as shown below. Step 2. Locate the grade item for which you would like to exempt learners and click the...
Making lectures and content more culturally inclusive
Including elements in your course design which acknowledge the diversity of your students can contribute to creating a safe space where students feel more comfortable sharing their experiences, particularly with respect to viewpoints shaped by their individual...
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