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Accessibility Information and Resource Page

The Learning and Teaching Centre is committed to supporting all staff in their efforts to develop and deliver accessible curricula in accordance with legislative requirements. Macquarie Accessibility Services (formally known as M-CAS) has been established as a separate unit within the LTC responsible for:

  1. conversion of materials into accessible formats to facilitate equity of access to information and knowledge for staff and students with access needs;
  2. providing leadership in the use of new and emerging technologies to enhance equity initiatives across campus;
  3. supporting staff in their efforts to develop accessible curricula and meet the needs of students with disabilities and other access needs;
  4. providing input  to the development of cross institutional access and equity solutions, to assist the general student body as well as those with high end access needs;
  5. developing and showcasing 'Best Practice' access methodology for staff and students in the Higher Education Sector;
  6. participating in and initiating research projects related to facilitating equity of access to learning and teaching for students with access needs.

Useful Information and Resources for staff:

bullet Accessibility Service contact details

bullet Accessible Curricula

bullet Curriculum Checklist
bullet Guidelines for Developing Accessible Curricula
bullet Services to Assist Staff with Accessible Curricula (pdf file)

bullet AVCC Guidelines Relating to Students with a Disability (pdf file)

bullet Legislative Requirements

bullet Information for students

bullet Macquarie Accessibility Services for academics

bullet Tips for staff - Do's and Don'ts

bullet Useful links

 

 

 


Copyright & Site information

  • CRICOS Provider No 00002J, ABN 90 952 801 237
  • Last Updated: Tuesday, 28 October, 2008
  • Authorised by: A/Prof K McCracken