SHUFFLE is a joint project funded by the Foundation for Innovation in University Teaching. Bielefeld University, Stuttgart Media University and the Heidelberg and Freiburg Universities of Education are working together to develop a package of measures to enable equal opportunities for everyone to participate in digital teaching.
In developing the results, SHUFFLE follows the concept of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to provide accessible learning materials and environments for all students. Teaching staff and students are involved in a participatory manner and all results are made permanently available as open source solutions to improve digital accessibility at universities.
The ZAB team works centrally on the following tasks:
Further information on the SHUFFLE project can be found on the SHUFFLE homepage.
Checklists and instructions for implementing accessible documents and teaching/learning settings.
Information and implementation aids for the accessible design of Moodle courses.
Information and checklist on the accessible design of e-exams.
Recommendations and good practices for systematically strengthening digital inclusion at universities.
As part of the SHUFFLE project, the prototype of a testing tool for testing learning management systems for accessibility was developed.
This took place as part of a student project in which a total of 10 teams consisting of 8-12 students took part and competed against each other in the development of the tool.
Based on this prototype, the DACHS project was subsequently initialised, which used the findings to develop a portal for digital accessibility.