Purdue Global is committed to making education, services, programs, and activities accessible for our students. To support this mission, the CTL provides practical resources that equip faculty to create a barrier-free learning environment for all students.
Outcomes
Identify opportunities at Purdue Global for accessibility
Share challenges related to accessibility
Preview the topics for upcoming sessions in the series
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The ADA Compliance Introduction Guide for Faculty provides an overview of ADA compliance considerations for faculty put together by the Curriculum and Innovations team and Accessibility Manager Ryanne Milani.
The CTL Accessibility in Practice Series is comprised of six workshops that equip faculty with foundational knowledge and practical skills to create and maintain accessible supplemental course content, align with accessibility standards, and foster a more inclusive learning environment for all students. This faculty development series helps instructors think differently about how students interact with content, instructions, assessments, and their instructors. Learners will explore practical strategies for making classroom interactions and materials more inclusive, engaging, and equitable.
Outcomes
Identify four disability categories
List four principles used in defining accessibility guidelines
Discuss key principles of accessible design
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