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Remove Barriers to Learning with Design and Plain Writing

Remove Barriers to Learning with Design and Plain Writing

Over the summer, we updated our online general education syllabus template using learning theory, universal design for learning (UDL), plain writing, and accessibility principles. Recently, Dave, Tara, and I presented this process at Continue reading “Remove Barriers to Learning with Design and Plain Writing”

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Jessica Bishop, Instructional DesignerPosted on November 27, 2018December 19, 2018Categories Content, Design, eLearning, Instruction, Instructional DesignTags chunking, Design, design of writing, documents, learner experience design, learner-centered, plain writing, Student-centered, syllabi, usability, user experience, UX writing9 Comments on Remove Barriers to Learning with Design and Plain Writing

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