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Respondus(External Recorded Event)
Training on Respondus Lockdown Browser and Respondus Monitor. Protoring services available at Lane through Moodle.
Explore the Universe of Interactive Content with H5P (Recorded Event)
Learn how to create engaging, interactive content with H5P! We'll cover how to get started, basic navigation, accessibility considerations, and demo two of the top 5 most popular H5P activities. Plus, we'll show you how to find examples, downloads, and documentation from the H5P website.
Additional Information: Interactive H5P Content Slideshow
Moodle Question Bank: Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices
Want to learn more about the Moodle question bank?
We will cover what’s new with question bank improvement and walk you through creating and managing question categories and types, as well as some helpful tips and tricks with Moodle quizzes and questions.
Additional Information: Moodle Question Bank Slideshow
New Discoveries in the Zoomiverse (On-Demand Recording)(link is external)
In this workshop, we will explore the latest and greatest features of Zoom, uncovering new discoveries that can help elevate your virtual meetings and online classes. We will dive into hidden tools and techniques for enhancing engagement, collaboration, and show you how to make the most of Zoom's dynamic features.
DTen Training for Conference(Recorded Event)
Learn how to use the DTen and how to join Zoom meetings.
Faculty-Focused Tips for New ADA Accessible Online Learning Requirements(Recorded Event)
Join this comprehensive overview of the new ADA compliance laws that will impact digital course content, commencing in April 2026. We'll delve into the specifics of the legislation, outlining its relevance to your materials and offerings on platforms like Moodle and Google Workspace. You'll gain actionable strategies for achieving accessibility compliance, and understand the fundamental reasons behind these updates and their lasting impact on student accessibility and success. This session repeats in the afternoon.
Additional Information: Faculty ADA Tips Slideshow and Resources
WCAG 2.1: How to Use Yuja Panorama
In this workshop, faculty will learn how to use the Yuja Panorama tool to improve accessibility in their Moodle courses. We'll cover how Yuja Panorama works, including generating accessibility reports, offering alternative formats for content such as PDFs, and making courses more inclusive for all learners.
Compliance, Accessibility, and You
Learn what accessibility means and how WCAG 2.1 fits into all of it. This session will look at different content types and what makes a file accessible to meet the new WCAG 2.1 requirements.
Staff-Focused Tips for New ADA Accessibility Requirements(Recorded Event)
We’ve always valued accessibility here at Lane, but starting in April 2026, nearly everything we create digitally will need to be accessible, per new ADA guidelines. There are easy ways to integrate accessibility best practices in your normal work, from web pages, to emails, and more. Plus, it makes information clearer for everyone! Join us to learn more about accessibility. It’s less daunting than you think, and we promise snarky remarks and silly memes.
Additional Information: Staff ADA Tips Slideshow and Resources
MS Word Accessibility(Recorded Event)
Learn how to create accessible Microsoft Word documents using built-in tools and best practices. This hands-on session covers headings, alt text, tables, and the accessibility checker. Participants will work in Word and leave with an accessible document for reference. Ideal for faculty, staff, and anyone creating digital content. A word document will be provided during the session to work on.
Additional Information: MS Accessibility Slideshow and Resources
Making Documents Accessible for Google Docs(Recorded Event)
Build inclusive content in our hands-on workshop, Making Documents Accessible for Google Docs. You’ll learn how to transform standard documents to be screen-reader-friendly by correctly implementing structural headers, organized lists, and descriptive alt text for images. We will conclude the session by using Grackle Docs to automatically scan for errors and ensure your final product is fully compliant and accessible to every user. Engaged participants will leave the session with an accessible example file they prepared to reference later.
Making Presentations Accessible for Google Slides (Recorded Event)
You’ll learn how to transform standard slide decks into screen-reader-friendly content by correctly implementing logical reading orders by using slide templates, slide titles, deciding on slide design with contrast in mind, adding descriptive alt text to images, and more. We will conclude the session by using Grackle Slides to automatically scan for errors and ensure your final product is fully compliant. Participants will leave the session with an accessible Google Slides deck with information on how to create accessible Google Slides presentations moving forward.
Additional Information: Make a Copy and Practice Google Slides Accessibility
What Does it Mean to be Accessible(Recorded Event)
Explore what makes digital documents and content truly accessible and how to evaluate them using accessibility checkers like YuJa, Grackle Docs, and Adobe Acrobat. This session will provide practical guidance on identifying the needs for improving the accessibility of your materials.
Additional Information: Accessibility Slideshow and Resources
PDF Accessibility(Recorded Event)
Learn how to create PDFs that are clear, navigable, and usable for everyone, including those who use assistive technology. This session will cover best practices for formatting, tagging, and structuring documents to enhance accessibility and inclusivity.
Additional Information: PDF Accessibility Slideshow and Resources
Designing Your Course to be Screen Reader Ready (Recorded Event)
In this workshop, we will explore the basic tenets of digital accessibility, with a heavy emphasis on building content to be legible by a screen reader user. We'll learn how screen readers work, why you might want to use one, and why they're more ubiquitous than you may think, as well as other additional considerations to make the online experience better for everyone.
Additional Information: Screen Reader Ready Slideshow
Creating Accessible Graphs, Equations, and Diagrams
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