Workforce Pell can help more students enter short-term training, but what happens inside those courses matters. Kim Lanzilli explores why clear instructions, accessible materials, and content that keeps pace with industry deserve as much attention as funding and reporting.
Faculty expertise belongs with students, but repetitive course-production work can pull time away from teaching, feedback, and mentoring. CourseArc helps reduce that hidden workload while keeping instructional decisions in faculty hands.
Your institution may rely on vendors to deliver digital learning, but it cannot shift its responsibility for accessibility to those vendors. What the April 2027 compliance date means for the teams building, buying, and overseeing the learning experience.
For a ninth grader with dyslexia, a screen ban didn't remove a distraction. It removed the ramp she used to learn. NPR called it a policy story. But 704 instructional designers and two years of data from Virtual Arkansas point somewhere else, and it isn't a better screen ban. It's content that was accessible before it ever reached her.
Read about how CourseArc is working to lead the way to make learning accessible to all.
Learn how to tackle the most common challenges faculty and course designers face when making math and STEM content accessible.
Explore CourseArc’s new AI features—generate alt text, convert outlines into lessons, and create quizzes—built to save time and support accessible course design.
Digital accessibility isn’t just about compliance—it’s about creating a better, more inclusive experience for everyone. With the recent updates to ADA Title II, public entities now have clearer guidelines to follow, making accessibility a top priority. But what does this mean in practice? How can organizations ensure their digital content meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards while also improving the user experience? To unpack the latest changes and share actionable insights, we sat down with Shannon Urban, Accessibility Director at McGraw Hill, who supports CourseArc with accessibility work.
The advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technology has brought forth many new and exciting uses, especially for education. CourseArc has been committed to staying at the forefront of this new technology, and has been exploring ways to utilize AI to help everyone achieve accessible content. We are proud to unveil our new AI tool designed to assist visually impaired users: Image Insight. The Image Insights tool is available free to anyone and everyone that has a ChatGPT account.
The role of AI in online learning is pivotal, particularly in online learning. We delve into what AI is, how it can improve the learning experience for all, and the ethical considerations in online learning.
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