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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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How Video Captioning Benefits Hearing and Non-Hearing Students
It is clear that adding captions or subtitles to videos helps audiences with disabilities or hearing difficulties understand and process video content. However, video captions are proven to be helpful for those who are both...
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A Comprehensive Guide to Enhance Visual Accessibility
Did you know that February is Low Vision Awareness Month in North America? Every year in February, researchers, optometrists, and ophthalmologists across the continent advocate for resources and rehabilitation services for people with low vision....
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Understanding the Impact of Participation Points on Student Engagement
In the modern age of technological advancement, we are constantly seeking and inventing new methods of learning and teaching. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for accessible and efficient educational platforms and learning management systems...
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Accessibility Best Practices In 2026
The digital accessibility landscape is undergoing rapid change and improvement. Following the April 2024 ruling by the U.S. Department of Justice, all academic institutions are required to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards for all...
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Braille as a Modern Digital Assistive Technology
The history of braille dates back almost 200 years. It’s traced back to its namesake, Louis Braille, a 19th century intellect who lost his sight as a child and created a touch-based reading system that...
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Understanding Dynamic Content Accessibility
Over 96 percent of websites have detectable accessibility errors, according to the 2025 WebAIM Million analysis of the top one million home pages. But there’s an important limitation in that statistic: automated tests only evaluate...
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