Low Tech, No Tech Accessibility Considerations with Sarah Silverman

About this episode

The episode discusses low tech and no tech accessibility options for faculty in educational environments.

In this conversation, Sarah and I discuss options for faculty members who are considering low tech, no tech, or more analog classroom activities or educational environments. We talk about access friction and decisions that might need to be considered in order to meet the needs of current students with competing access and technology needs.

People in this episode

Host: Think UDL

Guest: Sarah Silverman

Topics covered

• accessibility
• low tech
• no tech
• education
• classroom activities

Keywords

• accessibility
• low tech
• no tech
• classroom
• education
• analog activities
• access friction

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