Accessibility | OAI+ Teaching Resources - Portland State University

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How to make accessible Canvas courses

Canvas,Accessibility,Teaching Guides

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How to make non-Canvas courses accessible

Accessibility,Teaching Guides

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How to make accessible audio and video

Accessibility,Teaching Guides

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How to make accessible spreadsheets with Excel and Google Sheets

Accessibility,Teaching Guides

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How to make accessible PowerPoints and Google Slides

Accessibility,Teaching Guides

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How to make accessible Word and Google documents

Accessibility,Teaching Guides

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Accessibility in teaching and learning: A practical introduction for faculty

Accessibility,Teaching Guides

Learn what accessibility means at PSU, how to support DRC accommodations, and practical WCAG/UDL steps for accessible materials, media, and teaching.

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How to support students with DRC accommodations

Flexible Teaching,Inclusion,Accessibility,Teaching Guides

Learn how to effectively support students with Disability Resource Center (DRC) accommodations at Portland State.

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Instructional Digital Accessibility Training

Multimedia,Course Design,Accessibility,Teaching Guides

Take this Canvas course for an introduction to digital accessibility in higher education. Course content includes topics on cognitive accessibility and universal design for learning (UDL) and information about how to make course materials accessible.

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Create accessible course materials

Inclusion,Course Design,Accessibility

Everything you need to know.