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Provide electronic copies of readings and textbooks to ensure that students with mobility impairments can access your course materials.

  • Some students with mobility impairments may have trouble manipulating physical copies of these resources, so it is important to provide electronic versions.

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"How can people with mobility impairments operate computers?" by AccessComputing.

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