Posted on December 08, 2022

From UNC System Office Learning & Technology:

December 16, 2022 Webinar 11 AM – 12 PM

Course Design Considerations for Inclusion and Representation. Dr. Racheal Brooks, Director, Office of e-Learning, and Dr. Siobahn Day Grady, Assistant Professor, Library and Information Sciences, North Carolina Central University.

Integrating strategies for creating inclusive online courses is a valuable endeavor that enriches the learning experience of all members of the learning environment. Given the specific conditions necessary to foster equitable intercultural learning within online education, developers and instructors should critically assess current strategies for promoting diversity and inclusion within educational systems.

Join us to learn fundamentals of designing for inclusive online education and gain practical recommendations for applying theoretical and research-based best practices for inclusive and representative course design.

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