What Can Accessibility Mean for My Students?
Accessible teaching involves more than making "reasonable accommodations" requested by individual students with disabilities. Where accommodations are reactive and targeted to individuals, accessibility is proactive and can affect many students. These resources give you a "behind-the-scenes" look at the impacts that accessibility can have on students in real-world ways you might not otherwise understand or recognize.
What are Open Educational Resources (OER)?
Open Educational Resources (OER) are learning and teaching materials that are licensed for free and adaptable use. These resources provide a foundational understanding of OER, examine how they are distinguished from other "affordable" materials, and highlight benefits for faculty and students.
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Generative AI in Teaching and Learning
This gallery contains collections of resources related to generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in higher education.
Specifications Grading Example Grading Schemes
These annotated examples of specifications grading schemes can serve as models for your own design. Taken together, the examples illustrate the variety of approaches and emphases that are possible within specs grading.
Reflecting on and Understanding Faculty Burnout
These resources help faculty recognize when teaching work and institutional conditions are exceeding sustainable boundaries and negatively affecting their well-being.
