Ed Tech in the Library: Tools & Techniques

This ebook presents studies, practical suggestions, and examples to assist librarians and faculty as they develop online instruction, tutorials and learning objects, for students with diverse learning styles.

This guide is designed to provide pedagogical suggestions to employ while developing online learning content.

Courses include the latest technology, creative, and business skills, delivered through high-quality instructional videos, which includes all the content from Lynda.com but are now provided by LinkedIn Learning. Includes multiple tutorials on instructional design, such as Elearning Essentials: Instructional Design.

Take a free accessibility training course on captions, presentations, or Qualtrics surveys to make your content accessible to everyone.

Incorporate universal design principles into your online learning content.

Includes both text-based and video tutorials.

A simple, creative approach to video tutorials.

BC's Social Work Library offers a nice set of succinct video tutorials on common research topics.

SNHU has an extremely large fully online program and an extensive suite of online tutorials. Notice that the tutorials rarely exceed five minutes in length and they've been close-captioned and uploaded to YouTube, which improves accessibility and usability. However, be aware that interactive quizzes are disabled in YouTube.

Great interactive tutorials that are CC licensed so you can incorporate them into your instruction practice.

Search for webinars by searching "digital accessibility".

WAVE® is a suite of evaluation tools that helps authors make their web content more accessible to individuals with disabilities. WAVE can identify many accessibility and Web Content Accessibility Guideline (WCAG) errors, but also facilitates human evaluation of web content.