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Accessibility Webinar

October 9, 2016 by CIRCL Admin

What does it mean for a course to be “accessible”? What are some strategies for making online courses compliant with legal mandates, specifically, and more generally, welcoming to all students, including those with disabilities, who wish to engage in online learning offerings? Register for a CIRCL webinar on Designing Accessible Online Learning on November 7 to learn more.

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