Toolkit Shelf
This Toolkit Shelf is a curated collection of various materials selected by the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) Instructional Design Team. We update the selection periodically to complement our current efforts in training and outreach, as well as to reflect frequently requested items.
The complete collection resides in our library, though you can search the item(s) you're looking for right here. Resources include accessible templates, guides, handouts, and video tutorials. Most of these have been created by CTL specifically for our faculty, teaching assistants, and subject matter experts at the Bloomberg School of Public Health. You will also find links to these items on various pages across our website.
Please browse the CTL staff picks, our spotlight items, or search our entire library's collection.
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This document - updated April 2025 - contains direct links to download the four different color varations of our most recent template file as well as a sample PowerPoint created from the template. CTL advises that all Bloomberg School online lectures be developed using the branded and accessible PowerPoint designed specifically for BSPH academics. Important information about the template is also contained in the linked document.
keywords: accessibility, powerpoint, lecture
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Top Shelf with Staff Picks
Selected by the CTL Instructional Design Team
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This document provides a list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) and their answers regarding using artificial intelligence (AI) in BSPH academics. This information supplements the Artificial Intelligence in Teaching and Learning guidance on our Toolkit site. In addition, the University’s Teaching @ JHU offers a broader resource – Generative AI Tool Guidance – to the entire JHU community.
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This document is written for anyone checking whether or not a document or website is digitally accessible. It goes beyond accessibility validations tools, like Microsoft's accessibility checker and Adobe Acrobat's accessibility full check. A user-friendly resource, the "quick inspection checklist" is written for the non-programmer, making it appropriate for faculty, staff, and students to check if something is POUR (perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust).
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[*.pdf]
This document - updated April 2025 - contains direct links to download the four different color varations of our most recent template file as well as a sample PowerPoint created from the template. CTL advises that all Bloomberg School online lectures be developed using the branded and accessible PowerPoint designed specifically for BSPH academics. Important information about the template is also contained in the linked document.
keywords: accessibility, powerpoint, lecture
[*.zip]
For anyone wishing to download all four color options of our PowerPoint template, this is a compressed file (.zip file type) containing each template variation as well as a sample file in both PowerPoint and PDF format. Note that depending on your settings, you may be prompted select a location where the file should be saved.
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Presents tips for maintaining accessible presentations when starting with an accessible template such as the Bloomberg School of Public Health PowerPoint Template.
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Presents a checklist for maintaining an accessible presentation when working with an accessible template such as CTL's templates for BSPH academics.