Online courses

We have a range of online courses and resources available for University of Leeds colleagues:

• Introduction to Accessible Learning, Teaching and Work (Learning Pool)- This online module provides staff with a firm foundation for understanding disability, legislation and practical solutions to build digital accessibility into your educational and working practices.
• Inclusive Assessment & Group Work (Learning Pool)- this online resource is based on the findings of a 2 year Fellowship with the Leeds Institute for Teaching Excellence and co-produced with staff and students.
• Introduction to Competence Standards (Minerva)- This practical online resource explains what competence standards are, why they matter, and how they support fair and inclusive decision making for disabled students. It will help you apply them confidently across the student journey, from admissions through to assessment and reasonable adjustments, in around 30 minutes.
• Writing Inclusive Exam Questions (LinkedIn Learning)- A practical online course exploring common barriers in exam papers and provides structured strategies to make assessments clearer, fairer and more accessible for all students. It aims to build confidence in applying inclusive assessment design across both teaching and moderation practices.
• Content Notes for Inclusive Practice (Minerva)- This self paced course on Minerva is designed for teaching staff, researchers and PGRs. The resource explores how content notes can help create safe, inclusive and respectful learning and research environments.
• Disability Inclusion (Minerva)- this resource is for staff and students and is intended to raise awareness around disability.

Last updated: 13/10/26