Accessibility

YouTube is one good option for creating automatic captions and editing them to make sure they are accurate. Information about... ... Read More

This article discusses written documents in any format, still images, tables, graphs, Canvas pages, and other materials. For information on... ... Read More

Champlain College provides faculty with an external tool called SensusAccess, which allows you to turn many kinds of documents, including... ... Read More

Anxiety — about homework, class participation, and life in general — is an obstacle for some students. While faculty are... ... Read More

While this article does not focus on equity and inclusion related to most marginalized identities, those needs still exist; see... ... Read More

If you are interested in general document accessibility regardless of format, including why certain features like headings and alt-text are... ... Read More

As you’ve probably noticed, reading on a screen is hard! It strains the eyes - and research suggests that it reduces comprehension and concentration. In a flex-hybrid course, some screen reading is inevitable, but there are steps you can take to make it less taxing for your students. Here’s how. ... Read More