Five Steps for Inclusive & Equitable Teaching Online

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The Stearns Center Digital Learning wraps up our Summer 2021 Online Teaching Newsletter series with this brief video featuring 5 steps to begin to make your online courses and online teaching inclusive, equitable, accessible, and welcoming -- starting today!

Stearns Center Digital Learning:

Email: s tearns@gmu.edu

Online Asynchronous Teaching Resources: https://stearnscenter.gmu.edu/knowledge-center/asynchronous-teaching-resources/

Links to Stearns Center Digital Learning Online Teaching Coaching Summer 2021 Newsletter Series on Inclusive and Equitable Teaching Online:

Issue 1: Getting Started

Issue 2: Supporting Your Students

Issue 3: Making Learning Relevant and Meaningful

Issue 4: Designing for All Learners

Issue 5: Creating Community

Issue 6: Next Steps

Assistive Technology Initiative:

Email: ati@gmu.edu