Accessibility of OER and External Course Resources
Friday 2 October 2026, 13:00
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Using open educational resources (OER) and materials from other sources (like links to websites or videos) can enhance a course, but they may not fully meet accessibility standards. How do you know if the content you are linking to is accessible and what should you do if it isn’t? This session is driven by you: Please be prepared to share 3-5 pieces of linked course content (articles, PDFs, videos, textbooks, etc..) and we will review as a group and discuss strategies for accessibility assessment, the feasibility of adapting materials to meet accessibility standards, and/or identification of possible alternative resources that are fully accessible.
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