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TalkingHE is a podcast for higher education bringing you perspectives and insights into the sector. In each episode, we talk to those working in and with higher education, including academics, researchers, support staff, consultants and senior leaders to get expert analysis…
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TalkingHE - Episode 72 - Caroline Keep - Transition from Schools and FE to University - Inclusion and Technology (opens the original)
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In this episode of TalkingHE, we speak with Caroline Keep , an award-winning Teacher, AI & Edtech Researcher, and Data Scientist. We discuss some of the challenges that students face transitioning from Schools and FE to University, where technology helps and hinders, how educators can better understand this transition from Schools and FE to University, where Inclusion and Technology have work well and not worked well, Caroline's message to educators about inclusion and technology, especially
TalkingHE - Episode 71 - Dr Amy Lomellini - Accessibility in Education (opens the original)
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In this episode of TalkingHE, we speak with Dr Amy Lomellini, Global Director of Accessibility at Blackboard about accessibility. We discuss what faculty need to know about accessibility compliance, how technology can work in harmony with instructors to navigate accessibility issues, how institutions can better prepare educators with the training and support required to ensure content is accessible from the start and Amy's top tips for faculty for embedding accessibility in theircurriculum.
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