What does the new federal accessibility law mean for your classroom? The new federal accessibility law significantly impacts K-12 education by requiring schools to provide equitable access to digital content for all students, including those with disabilities. Join Lauren Boucher for this hands-on, interactive workshop as she breaks down the law’s highlights, its application to K-12 schools, and the critical role teachers play in fostering an inclusive learning environment. You will gain actionable strategies for creating compliant, accessible digital materials and practical tools to ensure every student can fully engage with your content. Prepare to empower every learner by embracing accessibility and inclusivity in your teaching practices! Lauren’s expertise in instructional design will provide you with the knowledge and confidence to meet these new requirements while promoting inclusivity in your classroom.
Key Takeaways
- Discover the key highlights of the new federal accessibility law and its impact on K-12 education.
- Explore how the law applies to teachers and the creation of accessible digital content.
- Learn actionable strategies to design digital materials that meet accessibility standards.
- Gain tools and resources to foster an inclusive, equitable learning environment.
Special Technology Instructions
Attendees will need access to an internet-enabled device and a personal Google account (not affiliated with their school). SimpleK12’s Google Classroom will be utilized for the interactive and hands-on components of this workshop.
Assessment
Participants will have communication and collaboration and opportunities throughout the training to demonstrate their understanding of the workshop objectives and reflect on their learning.
