The LX Canvas is used to create improved learning experiences by breaking each one down into categories, including the people involved, the resources available, and the process used to arrive at the intended learning outcome.
The inclusion category centers on creating an inclusive and equitable online learning environment. Faculty participants acquire the knowledge and skills to design accessible and diverse content, promote equity among students, and ensure that all learners have equal access to educational resources and opportunities.
Accessibility guides
These accessibility guides have been developed by Missouri Online to assist instructors who are creating accessible content in their courses.
Affordable & open educational resources
By including a variety of instructional materials and alternative means to access those materials, instructors meet the needs of diverse learners.
Sprint at a glance: Plain language writing
Plain language refers to clear, concise, and easily understandable communication that prioritizes accessibility without sacrificing depth or complexity of ideas.
Universal design for learning (UDL)
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework for curriculum development that gives all students equal opportunities to learn.
Sprint mini-courses
Inclusion & accessibility related articles
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