Improving accessibility in the classroom

The focus of the Atlas programme this Summer Term is accessibility in learning and teaching – how can we, as teachers and lecturers, teach in ways that cater to a range of needs and requirements? We focus on four aspects of accessibility - digital accessibility, disability, neurodivergence, and social class. The series features synchronous events and asynchronous courses led by experts from the LSE and beyond. 


a unique place to exchange ideas and share experience with other scholars...this forum fills that gap by allowing for open, sincere discussions about our teaching and how to make it better

 

Digital accessibility in practice

We invite colleagues to attend the “Digital accessibility in practice” workshop to discuss their practices and the challenges of creating and maintaining digitally accessible content in their teaching. We ask colleagues to view the Digital Accessibility Moodle guidance in advance of the session: https://moodle.lse.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=8014. The aim of this workshop is to follow up on the guidance and discuss how this has been applied to their work and also, to discuss a series of teaching scenarios focussed on digital accessibility.We invite colleagues to attend the “Digital accessibility in practice” workshop to discuss their practices and the challenges of creating and maintaining digitally accessible content in their teaching. We ask colleagues to view the Digital Accessibility Moodle guidance in advance of the session: https://moodle.lse.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=8014. The aim of this workshop is to follow up on the guidance and discuss how this has been applied to their work and also, to discuss a series of teaching scenarios focussed on digital accessibility.

 

Further sessions for 22-23 not yet scheduled



 

For the full Atlas programme, please click here.