27 February 2025 to 1 March 2025
京都リサーチパーク / Kyoto Research Park
Asia/Tokyo timezone

Using Moodle for Creating Accessible Courses MoodleMoot2025

27 Feb 2025, 14:45
1h 30m
1号館 / Bldg. #1 (京都リサーチパーク / Kyoto Research Park)

1号館 / Bldg. #1

京都リサーチパーク / Kyoto Research Park

〒600-8813 京都市下京区中堂寺南町134 134 Chudoji Minamimachi, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto, 600-8813
ワークショップ / Workshop 授業実践と教材開発 / Practices and Materials in Classroom Workshops in English (Room C)

Speaker

Alexandra Burke (Shiga University)

Description

“Creating an Environment in Which Everyone Can Read” became law in Japan in April 2024. Many educators are currently trying new ways to teach due to requests for reasonable accommodations”, known as gouritekihairyou (合理的配慮) in Japanese. While it may seem difficult to adjust a class to the needs of a few, there are some easy universal design changes that can be done via Moodle that will benefit all the students. In Japan, teachers estimate that a at least 8.8% in mainstream public elementary schools and junior high schools have difficulty with reading and writing (文部科学省 2023). But only 1.79% of all university students with any disability ask their institutions for help (日本学生支援機構 プレスリリース令和6年度 8 月 9 日). During the pandemic, the number of Japanese university students with learning difficulties being active learners grew each year: because online learning is the right medium for these students. As a person who also has dyslexia, I understand the hidden barriers well. In this presentation, I will show how you can check your own layouts and documents, to help you set your students up for greater success. In addition, we will look at the broader environment of the GIGA School developments. Please bring your devices and all questions are welcome.

発表日の希望 / Preferred Day いずれの日でも結構です / Either day is fine
MAJ R&D Grant いいえ

Author

Alexandra Burke (Shiga University)

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