Experiential Educational Accessibility Modules

Heather Moses · Su Thit Thazin · Samuel A. Malachowsky · Daniel E. Krutz

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Disability Education and Employment Educational Technology in Learning

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Our Accessibility Learning Labs both inform participants about how to properly create accessible software, and also demonstrate the need to create accessible software.Five labs are currently available on the topics of: Colorblindness, Hearing, Blindness and Dexterity.Material is available on our website: https://all.rit.eduDue to their self-contained web-based nature and the inclusion of all instructional materials (e.g., slides, quizzes, etc.), the labs enable easy integration into a wide variety of curricula ranging from high schools (9-12) to graduate courses.This session will provide an overview of the labs, and usage instructions and information for adopters.

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2020Presenting and evaluating the impact of experiential learning in computing accessibility education 2020Experiential learning in computing accessibility education

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