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Accessibility Toolkit
The goal of the Accessibility Toolkit – 2nd Edition is to provide resources for each content creator, instructional designer, educational technologist, librarian, administrator, and teaching assistant to create a truly open textbook—one that is free and accessible for all students.
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Tools and Resources
Tools for supporting accessible and UDL informed instruction
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STEM Writing Resources
These are materials outside of the STEM Writing Project related to teaching writing in undergraduate STEM courses (not just in biology). What does the collection include?
- Practical methods for training new writers is the main topic of posts in this resource.
- Making and interpreting arguments is at the heart of scientific writing. The collection will include evidence-based argumentation posts and resources.
- Reading literature is an important part of learning to write well, so some posts focus on reading skills.
- Data analysis and visualization is key to reporting results, so expect to see posts on graphing data, basic statistics, etc.
- Anything else that seems related to teaching scientific writing.
Know of a resource that should be in the collection? Let us know!
Dan Johnson
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26 Jul 2022
Accessibility Resources
Resources for reviewing and improving the accessibility of educational resources.
Deborah Rook
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02 Jun 2022
Accessibility Resources
Resources for reviewing and improving the accessibility of educational resources.
Hayley Orndorf
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16 Feb 2021
Universal Design for Learning Resources
A collection of resources around UDL and accessibility-specific resources.
Hayley Orndorf
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07 Jul 2020
Accessibility, Inclusivity, and Universal Design
When moving an in-person course online it is important to ensure that your materials are accessible for all students. In this collection are some guides and tools around accessibility and inclusivity.
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12 Mar 2020