REsources: Videos and films

Readings: 

• Evans, N. J., Broido, E. M., Brown, K. R., & Wilke, A. K.  (2017).  Disability in Higher Education: A Social Justice Approach.  Jossey-Bass. 

Videos: 

• "It's the Little Things" video of Stanford University students talking about disability barriers [Warning: strobe effect at elevator in first few seconds and strong language throughout.]
• "What is the Social Model of Disability?" video from Scope

Websites:

• Information about Inclusive higher education for people with intellectual disabilities from Think College at the University of Massachusetts
• Models of Disability from Indiana University
• "Moments in Disability History" from the ADA Legacy Project at the Minnesota Governor's Council on Disabilities.  This site can give you a starting place to learn more about disability history.

Worksheets and Handouts:

• A brief reflection about your understandings of disability

Module 2:
​Readings: 

• Evans, N. J., Broido, E. M., Brown, K. R., & Wilke, A. K.  (2017).  Disability in Higher Education.  Jossey-Bass. 
• Hinz, S. E., Arbeit, C. A., & Bentz, A.  (2017, December).  Characteristics and outcomes of undergraduates with disabilities: Web tables (NCES 2018-432).  U.S. Department of Education. [This is the most recent data available.]
• Madaus, J. W. (2011).  The history of disability services in higher education.  New Directions for Higher Education, Issue 154, 5-15.
  
  

Videos: 

• "Are Dyslexic Accommodations Fair?" - a video by Arije-Aike de Haas, a teacher with dyslexia
• "Learning Disabilities in Higher Education" - a Ted Talk by Lexie Garrity, a student at Vanderbilt University
• "Reflections from an ADA Generation" - a Ted Talk by Rebecca Cokley

Websites:

• A to Z of Disabilities and Accommodations from the Job Accommodation Network (JAN)
• "Accommodations" from AccessCollege: The Faculty Room b Aat the University of Washington's DO-IT.  Has a list of accommodations for different types of academic work and different types of disabilities. 
• ​​Guide to Disability Rights Laws - a list of all disability rights laws
• NCCSD Crisis Resources
• Sample Syllabus Accessibility Statements from the Disability Support Services office at The Cooper Union
• The ADA Network is a regional network of centers that have resources and information about the ADA and Section 504.  There's a search box on the website's landing page.

Moduel 4: UDL
​​ Videos: 

• Video of elevator at the Louvre as example of Universal Design in architecture 

Websites:

• Applying UDL in Physical Spaces by DO-IT at the University of Washington
• Creating accessible events information from Syracuse University
• UDL Guidelines from CAST, Inc.

Worksheets and Handouts:

• Worksheet: 10 Steps for Applying UDL to Courses 
• Worksheet: Combining UDL with Other Pedagogical Approaches

​Module 6: Disability Eqtiquette and language

​Videos:

• Humorous "Disability Sensitivity Training" video
• Person-First and Disability-First Language explained
• Person-First Language explained
• First-person perspective of Emily Ladau on person-first and disability-first language
• Video explaining "deaf vs. Deaf" 

Websites:

• National Center on Disability and Journalism at Arizona State University
• Special Olympics information about the "R-Word"