Week 1 Disability Theories and Assistive Technology - CPACC Web Accessibility Study Group: 

Thanks so much for posting these videos, listening to them in the car (without audio) has been a huge help in my studying..

Former assistive tech specialist / teacher here. Yes, making your own study notes is good! But using Quizlet, which uses multiple ways of learning is also effective. It's a default dark theme - better for a lot of disability needs. I'll share more on Discord. For my former students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, anxiety, ADHD, ... taking the stress off of making their own was helpful (depending on the person, situation, etc). It's also a learned skill of how to make effective cards - vs using them. Just like scribing is a separate skill to paying attention. (despite what a ton of my former students' classroom teachers thought.)