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MOOCAP was a European project whose name stands for “MOOCs for Accessibility<\/a> Partnership”. The goal of the project was to provide education on accessible design in ICT<\/a><\/abbr>.
\nWe created 11 free online courses, four of which were MOOCs. The goal of these courses was to teach you how to create accessible media and content, such as web sites, mobile apps and office documents. In addition, you could learn about how to design products and systems for daily living in order to make them accessible to, understandable by and usable for a wide range of people. We provided both an introductory course and a few specialised courses<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The introductory course was hosted on FutureLearn<\/a>, and has had four runs in 2016-2018. Together with the other courses, the project’s MOOCs attracted roughly 20.000 registered participants in total worldwide.<\/p>\n

The project’s deliverables (reports) are available for download on the
\nEramus+ Project Results web site<\/a>.<\/p>\n

MOOCAP had eight partners from across Europe:<\/p>\n