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Sessions @ Michigan - Unlocking Funding Potential: Digital Accessibility Grants Winter 2025 Workshop Series Unlocking Funding Potential: Digital Accessibility Grants Winter 2025 Workshop Series Unlocking Funding Potential: Digital Accessibility Grants .
panel-body" aria-expanded="true"> February 6, 2025 - 2:00pm Livestream Available (Visible After Registration) Aaron Elam (CAEN) & Sarah Noah (CAEN) Join us for an overview of the Digital Accessibility Grants program. This grant funds individuals who provide instruction that enhances educational development (official course offerings, faculty training courses, etc.) to make their Canvas or website course content more accessible.
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