Accessibility
What is accessibility?
In an accessible higher education institution, everyone can study and work on equal terms. Taking accessibility into account is part of all activities of the university of applied sciences.
Accessibility is a broad concept. It refers to the organization and implementation of the physical, psychological, and social environment in such a way that everyone, regardless of their characteristics, can act equally with others. The core values include equality, inclusion, equal opportunities, and respect for diversity. Promoting accessibility involves adapting the operating culture, environments, and services that support accessibility so that they enable participation for everyone.
This material is intended for higher education staff, but students can also make use of it. With this material, you can familiarize yourself with the basics of promoting accessibility in presentation situations, teaching, and digital environments.
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