Finding & Using Accessible Content A Dialogue on the Issues & Trends.

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Finding & Using Accessible Content A Dialogue on the Issues & Trends

Panel Members Consultant Donna McNear Digital Content Heather Jones Lisa Wadors PhD Student Umass Boston Callie BrusegaardDominic Gagliano Vice President Sales Humanware Program Manage Education

Panel Member Donna Heather Lisa Callie Dominic Contact Information

Perspectives Teaching Parent Policy/ Inclusion Accessible Media Production Technology Industry

Agenda Issues and Trends Discussion/Inputs Moving Forward

Teaching Issues 1.Expectations for access to content & participation 2.Depth and breadth of content 3.Re-thinking access 4.Creating shared responsibility Trends 1.Teachers creating content 2.Digital content online & in classrooms 3.Multimedia content, platforms 4.More than core curriculum

Policy/Inclusion Issues 1.Use and implementation of policy 2.Use of AEM and AT Trends 1.Focusing on student results, not compliance 2.Accessibility of AEM and AT, or lack thereof

Parent Issues 1.Lack of accessibility to braille 2.Use of extraordinary steps 3.Lack of engagement Trends 1.Leveled readers 2.Online reading content 3.Variety of content in classroom

Accessible Media Production Issues 1.Image Descriptions 2.MathML 3.Accessible assessments Trends 1.Born Accessible 2.Multi-modal learning 3.BYOD

Technology Issues 1.Touch & visual interfaces 2.Written communication, keyboarding 3.Use of multiple tools Trends 1.Accessibility in mainstream 2.Transition to UEB 3.Cost of braille

Agenda Issues and Trends Discussion/Inputs Moving Forward

Agenda Issues and Trends Discussion/Inputs Moving Forward

Strategies and Ideas