Australian Disability Clearinghouse on Education and Training

The aim of this excellent U.K. resource is to offer a 'quick reference' manual for curriculum-related disability issues. The term 'curriculum' is used in a broad way and refers not only to physical co...

CATSuite includes a number of resources focussed towards professional learning and embedding inclusive practice within institutions. These resources would be appropriate to support the work of practi...

CATS is a website that provides information and resources to assist universities to create equitable access for students with disability and to comply with the Disability Discrimination Act and the Di...

The Inclusive E-Learning guide outlines e-learning resources, research and reports that have been undertaken by the Framework to help education and training organisations meet their legal obligation t...

A workshop manual exploring the inclusion of disabled people in fieldwork and expeditions. Contains many useful tools to assist planning for the inclusion of people with disability in expeditions and...

This publication aims to advise academics on aspects of inclusive teaching. Extracts from psychology students' experiences are included where appropriate. The sections include practical advice for in...

Inclusive Teaching means teaching in ways that do not exclude students, accidentally or intentionally, from opportunities to learn. This comprehensive web site includes resources, examples, insights f...

A number of suggested approaches used by staff at Monash to implement inclusive teaching strategies. Including video clips.

Inclusive teaching means providing learning opportunities that are free from bias and that take into account a diversity of individual needs and learning styles related to disability, race, socio-econ...

This site has practical advice about teaching inclusively and provides an insight into what study is like for disabled students, and what teachers can do to make a difference.

There are many different ways to learn, and each student has  preferences for how, when and where they do so. Learning styles are "traits that refer to how individuals approach learning task...

The project aims to develop examples of an inclusive curriculum for higher education (HE), building on the expertise and practice set in place in the UK by the National AimHigher Project “AchieveAbili...

LINK is a network of organisations, educational institutions, disability professionals, academics, students and interested individuals who all share the same ultimate goal, the full inclusion of stude...

The OLT (Office for Learning and Teaching) (formerly ALTC) promotes and supports change in higher education institutions for the enhancement of learning and teaching.

Learn how to make your science and math classrooms more effective for students with disabilities and ADHD. SciTrain online courses are free – take them at your own pace and learn about classroom accom...

Creating an Accessible Curriculum for Students with Disabilities. An excellent guide to help academic staff reflect on all aspects of their teaching practices from providing information for prospe...

Approximately one in ten individuals has a significant hearing loss. Within this population, most individuals have some level of hearing impairment and only a small proportion of the group is Dea...

There are a wide range of mental health conditions and their impact on individual students varies greatly. These may include schizophrenia, depression, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder...

Available on this UK web site are two free booklets entitled "Learning, teaching and assessment: good practice guides for staff teaching d/Deaf students in art, design and communication" and "Learning...

Teaching Inclusively Using Technology has five constituent modules. These are: Preparing Your Learning; Delivering Learning (Lecture / Classroom); Delivering Learning (Practical / Fieldwork / Placeme...

A toolkit for staff developed by James Cook University with information on inclusive teaching strategies, types of disability, legislation, reasonable adjustments etc.