Course instructors have a duty to provide academic accommodation for students encountering barriers because of a characteristic protected by human rights legislation. These accommodations shall not reduce the standards of the course. Information about the duty to accommodate can be found in the University's Academic Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Policy
UPEI Academic Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Policy
Universal Design for Learning is a framework to design more accessible, inclusive, equitable, and challenging learning environments. The framework is divided into three main approaches: providing multiple means of engagement, multiple means of representation, and multiple means of action and expression.
Download this concise checklist to quickly assess and enhance your teaching practices. It offers straightforward, actionable suggestions for adapting course materials, engaging students, and fostering an inclusive classroom environment. Use it as a self-reflection tool to identify areas for improvement and celebrate your strengths in creating equitable learning experiences.
Inclusivity Checklist - Reflect on Your Teaching Practices
Trauma-Informed Tertiary Learning and Teaching Practice Framework - Griffith University
The Braille Institute has developed an accessible typeface known as Atkinson Hyperlegible. The typeface can be installed on your computer allowing you to use it in documents, slideshows, and other resources you develop. The typeface is designed to be more legible for low vision users allowing for easier distinguishing between commonly confused letters and numbers. The license allows the typeface to be used broadly, including in commercial applications.
The Instructional Resources Hub uses this typeface on this website.
Promoting Student Well-Being in Learning Environments: A Guide for Instructors
Inclusive and Culturally Responsive Teaching: Strategies, Definitions and Resources - USask
Inclusive Language Guide - American Psychological Association
Five Essential Strategies to Embrace Culturally Responsive Teaching - Faculty Focus
Cultivating an Inclusive Climate in Online Classrooms - UBC
Worlding Difference - Bodies in Translation: Activist Art, Technology, and Access to Life