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Student Creation of Accessible Materials

By Nicolas SIMON, Sandra FLORES-GONZALES, Bella CRUZ, and Ayla DIBIASIO

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Thank You

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BRIEF INTRODUCTION

Introducing the presenters

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Presenters (1)

Nicolas SIMON

Sandra FLORES-GONZALES

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Presenters (2)

Bella CRUZ

Ayla DIBIASIO

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THE ORIGIN

When did everything start?

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Something you need to know

UNESCO defined OER as “teaching, learning or research materials that are in the public domain or released with intellectual property licenses that facilitate the free use, adaptation and distribution of resources.”

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A red symbol in Blackboard

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Office of Accessibility

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STUDENTS’ SURVEY

A brief Survey

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If your textbook was available in a different format, would you use it?

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If your syllabus was available in a different format, would you use it?

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If your assignments were available in a different format, would you use them?

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If the PowerPoints were available in a different format, would you use them?

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MAKING THE COURSE CONTENT DIGITALLY ACCESSIBLE

With the Help of Terrific Teaching-Assistants

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Course Content Digitally Accessible

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File Conversion Website�https://www.sensusaccess.com/web3/easternct/default.aspx?lang=American

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1. Choose file

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2. Upload your file and press upload

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3. Choose Format

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4. Enter email

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5. Confirmation Page

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6. Receive Email�First link or attached document

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7. Download

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THE COURSE MATERIAL IS DIGITALLY AVAILABLE

We are done!!!!

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From changing the culture…

ACCESSIBILITY

IS THE NORM

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… to changing the practice.

From a Culture of Consumption….

…to a Culture of Creation

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CREATING A GUIDEBOOK FOR STUDENTS

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The Guidebook

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STUDENT’S REPARATION

The Mid Term Exam

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Repairing the First Document

The Document to Repair

The Accessibility Concerns of the document

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Repairing the Second Document

The Document to Repair

The Accessibility Concerns of the document

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Step-by-Step Instructions from the Guidebook

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Helping Students to Repair The Documents

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STUDENT’S CREATION

The Final Paper

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Including the Heading in the final paper

Heading 1

Heading 2

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CONCLUDING REMARKS

We are almost done

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Rome was not built in one day!!!

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Give Yourself Credits and Accept Failure.

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Give Your Students Clear Directions.

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Make Accessibility the Norm

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Change the practice.

From a Culture of Consumption….

…to a Culture of Creation

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Promoting a Culture of Interaction

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Do you have any questions?