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Data from 700,000 classes show digital course materials have gotten only slightly more accessible to students with disabilities over the last five years. 
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When it comes to copyrights, do you know the difference between material you create for your class and material you are contracted to create for a class? Who owns the rights to that material? According to copyright law, can you use a student’s paper as an example in future classes? These are some of the questions Thomas Tobin, PhD, answers in our interview conducted at the Teaching Professor Technology Conference this past weekend in Atlanta.Read more PA020: Copyright and Universal Design for Learning, An Interview with Dr. Thomas J. Tobin ›
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