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Creating and Using Reference Materials to Improve Assessment Performance
Throughout a student’s educational journey, the majority of students have encountered at least one occasion where the instructor allowed students to use reference materials to help them complete the assessment. But what exactly are reference...
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How Audio Descriptions Empower Video Accessibility
You’ve probably encountered some form of audio descriptions when watching videos in your free time, but what exactly are audio descriptions, and how do they differ from closed captions and subtitles? In this article, we...
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Common Accessibility Issues Found In Tables and How to Avoid Them
Tables are found virtually everywhere, from scientific documents to restaurant menus. As a regular element of digital design, it’s important to consider the accessibility standards around tables when sharing them online. Proper semantic structure in...
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Multi-Factor Authentication: Why You Should Set Up MFA in 2026
You have probably experienced signing up for a website or app and being prompted to set up multi-factor authentication using your phone number or a third-party authentication app. Multi-factor authentication, or MFA, is a commonly...
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Aesthetic Accessibility: How Color Choices Can Limit Your Website’s Reach
As high-aesthetic websites, videos, and social media posts rise in popularity, color plays an important role. Internet famous aesthetics like mysteriously cozy dark academia, nostalgic Heisei Retro, and pastel-painted fairy kei use their trademark color...
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Constructing Accessible Websites from the Code Base
Code base accessibility has been a long-time concern for developers across all professional disciplines and levels of proficiency. Not only is a clean code base easier to navigate and requires fewer refactors, it is becoming...
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The Advancements and Setbacks of Automated Grading
With the rapid advancement of AI, automated grading has expanded beyond being able to grade simple multiple-choice questions. Most teachers would agree that grading is the worst part of their job, so the idea of...
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Creating Effective Videos to Boost Engagement and Performance in Diverse Classrooms
Since the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, videos have become a more essential tool in the classroom as the learning environment shifted online. As institutions adapted to offer alternative methods of class delivery, such as the...
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How To Design Effective Online Quizzes
The merging of technology and education has fundamentally changed the way learning happens in classrooms. With the creation of EdTech, traditional pen and paper learning has become less common, as a sea of new options...
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