Inclusive Education at Deakin
This site contains practical, easy-to-find information brought together in an inclusive teaching toolkit. See the Everyday Accessibility Basics page for helpful quick tips on ensuring that your digital learning materials are accessible and usable for all students.
Support provides an overview of Deakin’s many services that will assist you in your teaching, and the comprehensive Glossary will explain any term, concept or service that is unfamiliar to you.
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Contact the Inclusive Education project team and we will respond to you as soon as possible. For any troubleshooting issues, please remember to tell us the URL of the page in question and which operating system and browser you are using.
Invitation to use our inclusive education resources
We encourage you to make use of our resources in your teaching and learning sites. If you would like to link to or use specific content please email inclusive-education@deakin.edu.au
Inclusive education checklist
If you’d like a quick dip into finding out where you could improve your teaching practice to be more inclusive, download this one-pager:
Site functionality
You can navigate the site in several ways. Click on one of the tiles at the bottom of the Home page. Or go to the horizontal navigation bar at the top of the page and click on the section you would like. Select from available drop-down menus. When you click on a main heading in the Inclusive Teaching Toolkit, a left-hand menu will also appear with topic pages for you to choose from. You can also search the site by typing in a keyword in the search field and then press ‘Submit’.
Accessibility
We aim to achieve a usable and accessible site by following Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 Level AA standards, so check out the accessibility tab on the top right hand bar if you need further information.
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