Assuming learners can “figure out” any ICT
Learners from diverse backgrounds enter post-secondary institutions with more digital competencies and greater access to technology than ever before. Many…
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Learners from diverse backgrounds enter post-secondary institutions with more digital competencies and greater access to technology than ever before. Many…
A new TikTok trend called “underconsumption core” is gaining traction online. This trend champions minimalism and frugality, and encourages people…
Consider the difference between these instructions for a presentation assessment: The examples are similar but the first focuses on the…
I’ve just signed up for a new course with FibreArts Take Two, taught by Toni Hill from New Zealand, on…
As I work through the FibreArt Takes Two course Unbound, I’ve arrived at the chapter on concertina books – one…
Jung is adept at pointing out how academic accommodations fall short of delivering equitable learning experiences. This is one of…
This article would be useful to educators beginning to grapple with the legacy of ablism within their courses and institutions….
I’m back home after a fantastic trip to England and the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham. It was such an…
This paper offers some examples of “why” and “how” educators could make digital accessibility improvements to their courses. By attempting…
After a 10-year absence, I finally made it back to the Festival of Quilts in Birmingham — one of my…
As a master’s student in educational technology at the University of Victoria, my project aims to curate, contextualize, synthesize, and…
Beyond Universal Design for Learning: Guiding Principles to Reduce Barriers to Digital & Media Literacy Competence Partially Digitally Accessible Version…
In Ruth Norbury’s workshop, stitching is just the beginning. Once the design is transferred and stitched onto fabric, the real…
This easy-to-digest podcast outlines things educators need to consider when thinking about what makes a learning environment or a pedagogical…
Last week, I shared a glimpse of the stitching I’ve been doing using vintage fabrics, lace, trim, and lots of…
Is teaching care work? A pathway to social justice? This book isn’t specifically about either education or digital accessibility but…
Since returning from a.ll the travel, teaching at Stitches Conference and Quilt Canada, I’ve found myself in a bit of…
For more than five years, Hey Neighbour Collective (HNC) has been bringing together housing operators, community-based organizations, researchers, policy makers,…
This article offers an approachable, theoretically situated entry point for transformative research methods.
This article prompts educators to look critically at how ableism has been designed into technology and how it colours our…
This is a highly cited paper that offers some historical perspective (2010) and provides an overview of web accessibility issues…
I’ve just returned from Quilt Canada, and I’m still riding the wave of creative energy that surrounded me all week….
Becoming Anarchival This fall, Kate Hennessy and I are presenting our collaborative work at 881 Gallery in Vancouver. The work…
This book is a compendium of contemporary thinking and scholarship on the past, present and future digital practices in post-secondary…