A Broadening Participation in Computing Alliance - Health Impairments

Teaching Accessible Computing

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Teaching Accessible Computing

Faculty authors of the new online "Teaching Accessible Computing" text talk about a best practice from their chapter.

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AccessComputing

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What you should know about Your Students with Disabilities

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What you should know about Your Students with Disabilities

Students share information about what the wish their faculty knew about students with disabilities.

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AccessComputing

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Equal Access to Software and Information (EASI)

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Equal Access to Software and Information (EASI Access)

Offers online training on accessible information technology for persons with disabilities.

How can a student with a health impairment maintain participation in classroom discussions when she is frequently absent?

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There are several electronic options to consider. Online discussions can facilitate communication between students. Consider having students post their work on the web and allow peer review and discussion of papers, assignments, and lab results. A few ground rules and participation requirements can be set to keep the discussion relevant and active. In addition, email exchanges with professionals, students on other campuses, and community members can extend learning beyond your campus.