The Accessibility Books Consortium says 10% of readers have some degree of impairment reading print. So, publishers get the job of making sure content is accessible to all readers. Thus, publishers must reach the broadest audience by mixing digital and print products....
Equity in education can be difficult. Yet, building a program where students participate equally in all aspects of education needs champions. Here are six ways deans can promote access to education. Embrace Diversity with Liberal Arts Programs First, liberal...
The digital divide is getting wider. The pandemic, like other crises, has highlighted how tech solutions fall short for many learners. How can providers meet the vast array of needs for their audiences? Here are six methods publishers can use to bridge the digital...
Several weeks ago, I attended the ASU-GSV Summit 2021. After not traveling to any conferences for 16 months, it was a very exciting experience! The conference’s beautiful location, on the San Diego Bay, was invigorating. I connected and networked with folks from...
Traditional paper-based degree programs are costly and take time. Digital credentials cost less and let employers see that the candidate has the skill to do the job. They give colleges options to create revenue and increase enrollment. Read these 7 points about...
Learner variability (LV) is not new. Ed Tech has tailored the learning environment. Learner variability has been waiting for its chance to show off. LV fits the content to the student. Still, creating materials that meet various needs in the classroom is a challenge....