Be sure to complete your IDI pre-assessment prior to participating in any BaCE workshop below. Measuring both mindset and skillset, the IDI pre-assessment allows you to see how you make sense of and respond to cultural differences. It will only require 15 – 30 minutes of your time to complete!
Register for the IDI Pre-Assessment
Register for Cultural Immersion Experiences and Sustainable Efforts
In this interactive safe and brave community space, examples of pearls and lessons learned regarding cultural immersion experiences and sustainability in community partnerships will be presented to encourage reflection and conversations. Examples will be shared such as bringing communities into classes and learners into community spaces and preventing dissolution of partnerships and their relevancy in research and scholarship, teaching, service and practice to advance health equity. BaCE participants will be encouraged to reflect and share about weaving and navigating equity-minded strategies.
Register for Accessibility Best Practices: Learning from design mistakes
Learn how Bruce Elgort has turned his life experiences into accessibility-driven teaching at Clark College. Elgort, a person who is visually impaired, teaches web development and user interface design. He will share some of the good, bad and ugly things he has discovered.
Elgort is an award-winning instructor at Clark College—working hard to inspire and challenge students with meaningful web development and programming experiences. An industry leader, Elgort is known for co-developing Elguji’s IdeaJam software and was recognized by IBM as an IBM Champion for being an innovative thought leader in cloud technologies. He is also an Amazon Web Services Cloud Educational Ambassador.
Register for Accessible Documents
Learn the importance of captioning for videos and strategies to make sure your office documents are accessible using the tools built into Microsoft Office.
Register for Universal Design for Learning
Universal Design for Learning is the proactive design of courses to ensure they are educationally accessible regardless of learning style, physical or sensory abilities. This introductory workshop will help you understand what Universal Design for Learning is and what it looks like in practice. Learn how to organize your course in Canvas or other online sites that help your students succeed; learn how to integrate active learning modules that help all of your students participate in ways that are the most successful for them.
