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A student’s take on using pronouns in Canvas

By LX Team,

UTS student Kena Mallender explains how using pronouns in class can help to make your students feel welcome.

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Happy Global Accessibility Awareness Day

By LX Team,

On this Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we round up some of the fantastic contributions on Futures about accessibility.

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Students explain: to the student that’s hesitant to disclose

By LX Team,

For Digital Accessibility Ambassador Elham Hafiz, taking the risk of disclosing her disability led to accessibility support.

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Students explain: ‘stop speaking into a black abyss, turn on your video’

By LX Team,

Digital Accessibility Ambassador Bettina Liang writes about the need for digital accessibility to be built into online communication.

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Students explain: why inclusive environments are important for learning

By LX Team,

Digital Accessibility Ambassador Jackson Tait discusses the many benefits of inclusion for students.

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Students explain: creating accessible and comfortable environments for accessibility students

By LX Team,

In this post, UTS student and Digital Accessibility Ambassador Jatin Dhanji gives advice on creating an accessible and comfortable environment for students.

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Small changes, big difference: addressing the learning needs of equity students

By Alisa Percy,

Catch up on the recent webinar exploring the experiences of equity students learning remotely.

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The Inclusivity Experiment: inclusive education by design

By Rashmi Mohotti,

In an increasingly globalised world, with greater attention paid to environments that suit a wide range of people in a range of circumstances, inclusivity is more important than ever. Thus, The Inclusivity Experiment was born.   As an initiative built to challenge conventional ways of thinking about inclusivity, The Inclusivity Experiment couldn’t...

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Teaching the difference between biological sex and gender identity in first year science

By Lucy Mercer-Mapstone,

The Faculty of Science at UTS has six graduate attributes—skills, abilities, and knowledges which students need to have when they graduate. One of these graduate attributes is ‘Professional, ethical and social responsibility’—indicating that not only do we need to teach science, we need to teach science in a way...

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10 different perspectives on accessibility

By Rhiannon Hall,

Looking for ways to make sure your subject is accessible to students with a disability? These stories and resources from UTS staff will point you in the right direction.

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