Creating accessible and meaningful links is essential for effective course design. Thoughtful hyperlink usage improves navigation for all users, particularly those relying on assistive technology. Additionally, providing multiple ways to access course content ensures that all students can efficiently locate resources. This guide outlines best practices for hyperlink accessibility and flexible navigation strategies to enhance the learning experience.
Accessible Linking and Navigation in Course Design
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