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Online Teaching Strategies to Promote Equity and Inclusion

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Every Learner Everywhere® enero 2022

Topic: Digital Learning & Courseware Effective Teaching Practices Equity in Higher Education Evidence-based Teaching Practices Inclusive Course Design Inclusive Courseware Design

Role: Faculty

Institution: 2-Year Institutions 4-Year Institutions

Supporting diverse students is a key consideration of our teaching practice. We’ll explore evidence-based frameworks to welcome and support all students, regardless of their background, abilities, identities, needs, or preferences. We’ll identify solutions to address existing barriers and inequities in higher education, learn about inclusive online teaching techniques to enhance equitable outcomes on assignments and assessments, and gain practical takeaways to enhance your class next week or next semester.

Presenter: Flower Darby, Associate Director, Teaching for Learning Center at the University of Missouri-Columbia

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Recommended citation:

Darby, F. (2022, January 27) Online Teaching Strategies to Promote Equity and Inclusion [Webinar] Every Learner Everywhere®.

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