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Home » Faculty Tutorials » Accessibility » Part 1: Why Should We Develop Accessible Online Courses?

May 21, 2020 By Sandra Childers

Part 1: Why Should We Develop Accessible Online Courses?

This video describes the importance of developing accessible online courses. Providing accessible course content and materials helps everyone taking your course, not just those with disabilities.

By keeping accessibility in mind while you develop your online courses, you’ll be more prepared and less likely to need last-minute accommodation revisions. Most needs will be built-in already.

Duration: 3 minutes
Transcript: Accessibility Tips to Improve Your Online Courses

Continue to Part 2: How To Make Accessible Online Courses.

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