This is why we are presenting… Accessibility and Inclusion in eLearning

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In this day where computers and the web are a daily part of life, people now have better and more independent access to information and communication. New technology developments can make this access easier, but they can also raise new barriers. These barriers can often be removed by considering the needs of disabled users when designing and implementing computer interfaces.

This is why we are presenting…

Accessibility and Inclusion in eLearning

Presented by:o Dr. Elizabeth Forgione-Barkas, Director of eLearningo Shantell Strickland-Davis, Professional Development Instructional Developer

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Please put your questions or concerns about creating accessible eLearning experiences on your sticky note and place in the cloud.

Which one of these does NOT directly affect Higher Education?

• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)TEXT 590777 TO 37607

• Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) TEXT 746461 TO 37607

• Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act TEXT 746462 TO 37607

• Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act TEXT 784597 TO 37607

Poll Results: http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/XqObD8WZDSMrjtz

Which one of these does NOT directly affect Higher Education?

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

× Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA)

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act

Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act

What percentage of administrators report a confidence that their online courses are

Completely or Mostly compliant with Section 504 and 508?

24% - TEXT 789822

52% - TEXT 789823

73% - TEXT 789824

88% - TEXT 789825

Poll Results: http://www.polleverywhere.com/multiple_choice_polls/HkbtQGyZ57FiJMB

World Wide Consortium (W3C)Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

WCAG 2.0

Principles

Perceivable

Operable

Understandable

Robust

Guidelines

Success Criteria A

AA

AAASufficient and Advisory

techniques

After viewing this video, how comfortable are you with completing an assignment that focuses around the understanding of the content of this video?

Which disability group(s) do you think would be most affected when viewing this video?

Deaf or Hard of Hearing students may require accommodations in two main areas: Java Applets and Multimedia Video.

Lip reading which is used by 10% of individuals who are DEAF or HARD OF HEARING can be misunderstood since only about 25% of spoken English words are clearly identifiable.

eLearning strategies for inclusion:

Java Applets

eLearning strategies for inclusion:

Closed Captioning and Transcripts

eLearning strategies for inclusion:

Electronic Communications

After viewing this video, how comfortable are you with completing an assignment that focuses around the understanding of the content of this video?

Which disability group(s) do you think would be most affected when viewing this video?

Some content items that may present difficulty to students that are blind or have low vision are:

• Images lacking sufficient description• Charts and graphics• Diagrams• Maps• Anatomical sketches• Color-coded displays

eLearning strategies for inclusion:

Meaningful Headings and Links

Close your eyes…

Alternate Text

Source: http://wogandavid.wordpress.com/2013/04/25/seo-how-it-works-and-why-its-better-than-paid-search/

eLearning strategies for inclusion:

Text Alternatives to Graphics, Image Maps, and Photographs

eLearning strategies for inclusion:

Audio and Video Text Descriptions

eLearning strategies for inclusion:

Color Contrast

Color contrast - Standard

WCAG 2.0 AA 4.5:1 ratiohttp://www.lighthouse.org/accessibility/design/accessible-print-design/effective-color-contrast

After viewing this video, how comfortable are you with completing an assignment that focuses around the understanding of the content of this video?

Which disability group(s) do you think would be most affected when viewing this video?

eLearning strategies for inclusion:

Organized, Clear Directions

eLearning strategies for inclusion:

Extended Time

eLearning strategies for inclusion:

Classroom Supplements

Most common Accommodations:

• More time/extended time• Color contrast• Alternative text for images• Closed-captioning for videos