Written by Bowen Tang Imagine, just imagine when you are no longer able to see, hear, smell, taste, or touch. Having any of these senses impeded is enough to shake anyone’s confidence in navigating the world around them. For people…
Making Online Learning Accessible for DHH Students
Click here for a PDF version to download. General Tips (taken from Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education) · All materials used for online learning should be available in print and sent to students and parents in advance…
When a Professor Isn’t Accommodating
By Guest Contributor, Karina Cotran In January 2017, I just started my last semester of undergrad. By that point, class sizes went from several hundred to less than 30 people. No matter the size of my class, the first day…
Accessibility Services in Post-Secondary – Part Two
At the beginning of November, I touched upon accessibility services in post-secondary for those with hearing loss. When I was writing that article, I realized that there are actually a lot of services that can be provided. So, I decided…