Curso gratuito "Accessibility of eLearning"

Accessibility of eLearning, un curso gratuito ofrecido por The Open University. El contenido del curso es:

  1. Introducing accessibility and disability
  2. Discussing disability
  3. Introducing accessibility and assistive technology
  4. Accessibility, pedagogy and reasonable adjustments
  5. Specifying, designing and evaluating accessibility

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