ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this installment of Off the Cuff Rants on Learning, I’m sharing my unfiltered thoughts and perspectives on accessibility.
A recent experience speaking at an event has accessibility and universal design for learning on my mind, and I want to invite you to consider these issues with me.
Let’s think through how we can remain true to our values of inclusion even when the pressure is on, the tech isn’t working, or other obstacles crop up.
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE TO HEAR:
* The incident with a tech issue and an event organizer that left me feeling shaky
* Our responsibility around accessibility
LEARN MORE ABOUT MELISSA EMLER AND MODERN LEARNERS:
* Modern Learners
* Modern Learners Community
A recent experience speaking at an event has accessibility and universal design for learning on my mind, and I want to invite you to consider these issues with me.
Let’s think through how we can remain true to our values of inclusion even when the pressure is on, the tech isn’t working, or other obstacles crop up.
LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE TO HEAR:
* The incident with a tech issue and an event organizer that left me feeling shaky
* Our responsibility around accessibility
LEARN MORE ABOUT MELISSA EMLER AND MODERN LEARNERS:
* Modern Learners
* Modern Learners Community
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