Inclusion | Inclusive teaching with Chromebooks and Google Workspace for Education
Inclusion sounds big, but it starts with the small choices you make in your class every day. With a Chromebook and Google Workspace for Education you have more support in your hands than you think, for every pupil.
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| Responsible | Kristof Van Dyck |
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| Last Update | 05/10/2026 |
| Members | 1 |
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1. Introduction: inclusion starts in your classroom4Lessons ·
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1.1. Why this topic matters
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1.2. Inclusion versus accessibility
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1.3. Universal design for learning as a framework
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1.4. Meet Emma and her class
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2. Differentiating in class, why not always?4Lessons ·
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2.1. What differentiating really means
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2.2. The barriers and the pitfalls
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2.3. Technology as a lever, not as a goal
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2.4. How does your school invest in accessibility and inclusion?
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3. Adapting your Chromebook to the needs of your pupils5Lessons ·
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3.1. The route to the accessibility settings
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3.2. Seeing: magnification, contrast and cursor
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3.3. Hearing: ChromeVox and audio
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3.4. Operating: keyboard, mouse and switch access
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3.5. Focus and calm on the screen
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4. Creating accessible teaching materials5Lessons ·
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4.1. Reading aloud with Select-to-speak
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4.2. Reading aloud with Reading mode
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4.3. Writing with your voice
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4.4. Accessible Google Docs, Slides and Forms
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4.5. Captions in presentations and online lessons
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5. Communicating across language barriers3Lessons ·
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5.1. Translating on your Chromebook and in Google Chrome
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5.2. Conversations with parents and pupils
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5.3. Supporting newly arrived pupils in the lesson
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6. Get to know Google Class Tools6Lessons ·
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6.1. What Class Tools is and what you need
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6.2. Starting a session and connecting pupils
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6.3. Sharing resources and limiting navigation
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6.4. Live captions and translation for your class
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6.5. Focus, viewing screens and screen sharing
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6.6. Differentiating with Class Tools in practice
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7. Getting started at school2Lessons ·
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7.1. From setting to policy: the conversation at school
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7.2. Your action plan
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8. Kennistest1Lessons ·
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Inclusie | Inclusief werken met Chromebooks en Google Workspace For Education
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