Assignment directions in Plus courses help students see the relationship between the learning activities and assignments and are clearly written so students comprehend what they are expected to complete.
Designers will use images and icons that meet WCAG 2.0 AA accessibility requirements for Graphical Objects and User Interface Components, exemplify Michigan Virtual's commitment to diverse and equitable representation, and align with Michigan Virtual's branding standards and/or the visual design of the course.
All instructional content, including Brightspace HTML templates and embedded H5P activities, must strictly adhere to provided directions and guidelines to ensure consistency and compliance. When directions are not explicitly provided, use inclusive language to ensure accessibility for all users.
Content should easily be read at a secondary education level (between grades 6 and 9). Any information provided at a higher reading level should provide a version of the material that is presented at the secondary education level.
Courses will use appropriate language for the intended student audience and will strive to reflect a culturally diverse perspective that is free from bias.