Welcome to the WA Checklist resources site!

Panoramic view of a snow-capped Mount Ranier/Tahoma in Washington state on a clear day

How do I use the WA Checklist resources site?

To get started exploring the WA Checklist and WA Checklist Guides Version 4 resources, click on any link from the module list below or click on Modules in the course navigation menu. If you're unfamiliar with the WA Checklist resources, consider exploring the introductory "Learn about" modules first. These modules will provide context for the resources and explain where to find them and how they are organized. If you're already familiar with the resources and are ready to dive into deeper explanation and application of the WA Checklist Standards and Indicators, please select a WA Checklist Guides module to explore.

What's the status of development?

Revisions to Standard 4.6

Be sure to visit the Explanation of Revisions - WA Checklist Standard 4.6 doc to learn about recent updates to Standard 4.6 and related Indicators.
Also visit Section 4 of the WA Checklist Guides to review the new Standard 4.6 Intro and new explanation for Indicator 4.6.b.

New Mapping

Visit the WA Course Design Checklist V4.1 - Intersections sheet to check out the new WCAG 2.1 AA mapping!

Reminder

Please keep in mind that the WA Checklist V4.1 Guides are still a work in progress, so some sections will be a little messy, incomplete, or unavailable to view until the reorganization is complete.

Have questions?

Please contact Alissa Sells at asells@sbctc.edu with any questions you may have. Thanks! :)

Learn about the WA Checklist

Learn about the WA Checklist Guides

Guides Section 1: Sense of Belonging & Student Engagement

Guides Section 2: Outcomes & Objectives

Guides Section 3: Assessments & Feedback

Guides Section 4: Materials & Tools

Guides Section 5: Course Orientation & Structure

In the Lushootseed language, Tahoma (təqʷuʔmaʔ is one of many ways to refer to Mount Rainier. To learn more about Tahoma (təqʷuʔmaʔ, please watch What's in a name?

"Mount Rainer" by UltraView Public is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0