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Revising Social & Environmental Justice Open Educational Resources through UDL and Accessibility Lenses

Author(s): Tamara Basham1, Laura Catano2, Stephanie M. Gardner3, Amee Evans Godwin4, David Groh5, Rachel Hutto, Pat Marsteller2, Mary Mulcahy6, Hayley Orndorf7, Molly Phillips8, Beatriz Villar9

1. Collin County Commuity College District 2. Emory University 3. Purdue University 4. ISKME 5. Good Samaritan College 6. University of Pittsburgh at Bradford 7. University of Pittsburgh 8. iDigBio, Florida Museum of Natural History, University of Florida 9. Northampton CC

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The Revising Social & Environmental Justice Open Educational Resources through UDL and Accessibility Lenses Working Group met during the Fall 2021 semester as part of the BIOME Institute. This resource includes a lightning talk describing our…

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The Revising Social & Environmental Justice Open Educational Resources through UDL and Accessibility Lenses Working Group met during the Fall 2021 semester as part of the BIOME Institute. This resource includes a lightning talk describing our activities and plans going forward.

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Version 1.0 - published on 06 Dec 2021 doi:10.25334/QCCY-NA67 - cite this

Keywords

  1. social justice
  2. environmental justice
  3. Biome Institute
  4. 2021 BIOME

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  1. Resource Type
  2. QUBES Universal Design Tagging Ontology
  3. Open Science and Education Practices Ontology
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This resource includes a lightning talk presentation that describes Universal Design for Learning, notes challenges we faced as a working group, outlines our next steps, and includes resources we created or collected. 

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