MOOCAP Open Educational Resources

This document lists the Open Educational Resources (OERs) that were created for the online courses developed by the MOOC Accessibility Partnership (MOOCAP). Below is the list of courses:

Digital Accessibility (Introductory Course)

This section lists all the Open Educational Resources (OERs) that were created for the introductory course Digital Accessibility: Enabling Participation in the Information Society, which ran on FutureLearn from 17 October till 20 November 2016 and a second time from 6 February till 12 March 2017.

These OERs are made available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC-BY 4.0). Simply put, this licence allows you to share, adapt and redistribute the content of the OERs, provided that you correctly attribute the original creators of these resources (see the copyright information for each resource). If you are not familiar with this licence, please read it before reusing these OERs.

This list is also available on the MOOCAP website.

Glossary

ICT Accessibility Glossary (Microsoft Word document). There is also a PDF version of the glossary. (Google Drive folder with the glossary files.)
© Copyright: University of Southampton, Πανεπιστήμιο Αιγαίου (University of the Aegean), Hochschule der Medien (HdM), 2016 licence: Creative Commons by Attribution (CC-BY 4.0).

Day-in-the-life Stories

The day-in-the-life stories are available under the following licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence (CC BY 4.0). Below are the links to the individual files. You can also go directly to the Google Drive folder that contains these files.

Introduction

Enabling People to Work on Computers

Mobile Accessibility

Web Accessibility

Enabling Everyone Everyday

Inclusive Learning and Teaching Environments (UoS)

This course ran on FutureLearn from 5 till 26 June 2017. In the lists below, we provide links to the individual steps in the course (on FutureLearn) and the corresponding OERs, if any are available. The videos are available on the Vimeo channel Inclusive Learning and Teaching.

The list OERs for Inclusive Learning and Teaching Environments is also available on the MOOCAP website.

Week 1: Creating Inclusive Learning Practices

Week 2: Developing Inclusive Learning Environments

Week 3: Encouraging Inclusive Learning Opportunities

Intellectual Disability and Inclusion (DIT)

The course “Intellectual Disability and Inclusion” was created by the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT). See also the course description. All content from the course is available as OERs stored in a Google Drive folder, except for the videos. Below is a breakdown of the content in that folder.

The list OERs for Intellectual Disability and Inclusion is also available on theMOOCAP website.

Week 1

OER folder for week 1.

Week 2

OER folder for week 2.

Week 3

OER folder for week 3.

Week 4

OER folder for week 4.

Week 5

OER folder for week 5.

Accessible Documents (TUD)

The course “Accessible Documents” was created by the Technische Universität Dresden (TUD). See also the course description. All content from the course is stored as a set of OERs in a Google Drive folder, except for the videos. Below is a breakdown of the content in that folder.

The list OERs for Accessible Documents is also available on theMOOCAP website.

Week 1: Accessible Document Formats

Link to OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 2: How to Create Accessible Word Documents

Link to OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 3: How to Create Accessible Powerpoint Documents

Link to OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 4: Alternative Descriptions of Images and Graphics

Link to OER folder on Google Drive.

User-Centered Design for Accessibility (HiAO)

The course “User-Centered Design for Accessibility” was created by the Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences (HiOA). See also the course description. All content from the course is stored as a set of OERs in a Google Drive folder, except for the videos, which can be downloaded from a dedicated channel on Vimeo. Below is a breakdown of all the OERs.

The list OERs for User-Centered Design for Accessibility is also available on theMOOCAP website.

Module 1: Introducing UCD for Accessibility

Module: Methods in Using UCD for Accessibility

Module: Demonstrating User Testing for Accessibility

Module: Addressing Challenges in Using UCD for Accessibility

Module 5: Summary

Accessible Gamification (HdM)

The course “Accessible Gamification” was created by the Hochschule der Medien / Stuttgart Media University. See the course description. The entire course consists of videos that are available on Vimeo. Each video is captioned; both the videos and the captions can be downloaded from Vimeo. Below is a list of these videos. The assignments at the end of each course module are available on Google Drive.

The list OERs for Accessible Gamification is also available on theMOOCAP website.

Basics

Gamification

Design Patterns

Reward and Challenge

Actions Space and Development

Assistive Technologies (JKU & UP8)

The course Assistive Technologies was created by the Johannes Kepler Universität Linz (JKU) and the Université Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis. All content from the course is available as OERs in a folder on Google Drive.

The list OERs for Assistive Technologies is also available on theMOOCAP website.

Week 1: Introduction

OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 2: Access to Content 1

OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 3: Access to Content 2

OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 4: Control Input

OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 5: Conclusion and Further Ideas

OER folder on Google Drive.

Accessible Mobile Apps (JKU & UP8)

The course Accessible Mobile Apps was created by the Johannes Kepler Universität Linz (JKU) and the Université Paris 8 Vincennes Saint-Denis. All content from the course is available as OERs in a folder on Google Drive.

The list OERs for Accessible Mobile Apps is also available on theMOOCAP website.

Week 1

OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 2

OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 3

OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 4

OER folder on Google Drive.

Week 5

OER folder on Google Drive.

Accessible Web (TUD & JKU)

The course Accessible Web was created by the Technische Universität Dresden (TUD) and the Johannes Kepler Universität Linz (JKU). All content from the course is available as OERs in a folder on Google Drive.

The list OERs for Accessible Web is also available on theMOOCAP website.

Introduction and Goals of the Course

OER folder on Google Drive.

Accessible HTML5 Template

OER folder on Google Drive.

Accessible Forms

OER folder on Google Drive.

Accessible Rich Internet Applications

OER folder on Google Drive.

User Interface Personalization (HdM)

The course “User Interface Personalization” was created by the Hochschule der Medien / Stuttgart Media University. See the course description. All content from the course is available as OERs: text-based OERs are available in a Google Drive folder; videos are available on Vimeo. Both the videos and their caption files can be downloaded from Vimeo. Below is a list of the OERs for the course.

Module 1: Introduction to Personalization

Module 2: Understanding Personalization on Web Pages and Sites

Module 3: Hands On: Personalizing a Web Interface

Module 4: Introduction to GPII

Design Innovation: Inclusive Approaches (University of the Aegean)

The course “Design Innovation: Inclusive Approaches” was created by the Πανεπιστήμιο Αιγαίου / University of the Aegean. All content from the course is available as OERs: text-based OERs are available in a Google Drive folder; videos are available on Vimeo. Both the videos and their caption files can be downloaded from Vimeo. Below is a list of the OERs from the course.