inclusion

Inclusive Teaching and Learning - Drawing from evidence-based best practices, we have organized resources into three categories: Engaging in Ongoing Self-Inquiry, Creating and Maintaining a Culturally Relevant Classroom Community, and Designing and Implementing an Inclusive Course.

This comprehensive guide offers a road map to make sure your classroom interactions and course design reach all students, not just some of them.

Here are the biggest barriers to inclusive education.

How can we ensure every student has an opportunity to access, participate in, and collaborate with each other online?

Resources for teachers and parents in the inclusive classroom

An international community of open source developers, designers, researchers, educators and co-designers who work together to proactively ensure that emerging technology and practices are designed inclusively.

Inclusive Pedagogy for Virtual Teaching What? Why? And Who? Inclusive pedagogy—creating a space that works for all students—makes intuitive sense. It’s also supported by a growing body of research. First of all, a sense of belonging to an academic community has been shown to be an important predictor of academic success (Moallem, 2013), and yet […]

Faculty and instructional designers can employ a number of strategies to create courses and learning environments where students feel welcome and conn