2009-2010 Faculty-in-ResidenceThe Faculty-in-Residence for Accessible Instructional Materials provide professional development support and one-one-one consultation for faculty in the creation of instructional materials that are accessible to all students, including to those with disabilities. Universal Design for Learning"UDL is the process of making our course concepts educationally accessible regardless of learning style, physical or sensory abilities." TutorialsA list of tutorials and handouts from Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) workshops. Frequently Asked QuestionsA list of frequently asked questions on accessibility issues. ResourcesA list of useful resources on accessible instruction related topics.
| Accessibility Technology Initiative (ATI)
Students come with various learning needs, experiences, abilities, and learning styles. The California State University (CSU) system has launched an Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) that provides guidelines for the implementation of state and federal accessibility laws. Accessibility is a priority at San Jose State University. Creating accessible instructional strategies and materials will enable students to access, participate, and express as well as to learn in a way that is appropriate for each individual. A few important links to the policies, checklists and templates follow:
Accessible Instructional Materials
Learn how to create and convert instructional materials in accessible format when using Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Adobe Acrobat, and OmniPage when authoring and publishing. Accessible Websites
Academic Technology's Web Services team has provided accessible templates for faculty web pages (Website Builder) and for department and program web sites (CMS7). |
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