Author: National Center on Accessible Educational Materials via YouTube
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Many states and school districts are using Open Educational Resources (OER) for reasons that are as much about innovation as they are about economy. OER are available for any curriculum and can be accessed, used, adapted, and re-distributed at no cost. And with careful consideration in the curation process, they can be accessible to learners with disabilities. This webinar introduced an openly available protocol for curating accessible OER.

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