6. Participant Obligations
Participants are encouraged to take part in as many activities as possible, including reviews and analyses of video lessons and educational materials, practical activities, and other. Table 2 presents an overview of activities by topic, their mandatory status for course completion, and the points awarded. Participants meet the requirements for a badge in this e-course by completing all mandatory activities and earning at least 50% of the total points.
Table 2. Topics, Activities, Method of Activity Execution, Points, and Mandatory Status
|
Topic |
Practical Activities |
Individual / Pair / Group |
Points / *Mandatory |
|
Introduction to the E-Course |
Initial Survey |
I |
0* |
|
Forum: Findings of the Initial Questionnaire |
I |
0 |
|
|
Defining the Concepts of Diversity and Inclusivity |
Forum: Challenges in Achieving Inclusivity in Higher Education |
I |
2* |
|
Forum: Inclusivity in Practice |
I |
2* |
|
|
Essay: Application of Universal Design and Reasonable Accommodation in a Higher Education Institution |
I |
1* |
|
|
Survey: Methods of Ensuring Inclusivity and Application of Reasonable Accommodation and Universal Design in Teaching |
I |
0* |
|
|
Forum: Experiences Regarding Methods of Ensuring Inclusivity in Teaching |
I |
1 |
|
|
Learning and Teaching of Students with Disabilities |
Forum: Experiences Working with Students with Disabilities |
I |
1* |
|
Self-Evaluation Test |
I |
10* |
|
|
Presentation: Selection of a Teaching Style Based on Student Learning Style and Difficulties |
P |
4* |
|
|
Types of Adaptations in the Teaching Process |
Essay: Participants' Personal Experiences in Adapting the Teaching Process |
I |
1 |
|
Essay: Analysis of Teaching Process Adaptations |
P |
2* |
|
|
Application of a Template for Creating a Syllabus Based on Universal Design for Learning |
I |
1* |
|
|
Assistive Technology as a Form of Support for Student Learning, Teaching, and Assessment |
Presentation: Application of Appropriate Assistive Technology |
G |
2* |
|
Essay: Adaptation of Assistive Technology to Student Needs |
I |
2* |
|
|
Survey: Survey on the Use of Digital Tools in Higher Education |
I |
0* |
|
|
Forum: Accessibility of Digital Materials in Teaching |
I |
2* |
|
|
Application of Digital Tools: Creating Accessible Digital Teaching Materials |
I |
4* |
|
|
Essay: Application of Assistive Technology for the Purpose of Assessing Learning Outcomes |
I |
1 |
|
|
Assignment: Development of an Assessment Plan for Students with Disabilities |
I |
2* |
|
|
Potential Challenges and Limitations in the Use of Assistive Technology
|
Self-Evaluation Test |
I |
10* |
|
Self-Evaluation Test |
I |
10 |
|
|
Final Activity |
Presentation of the Possibilities that Assistive Technology Provides in the Teaching Process in Higher Education |
I |
20* |
|
TOTAL |
|
|
78/65* |
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