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Universal Design

Universally designed curriculum provides multiple means of representation, expression, and engagement to students with a wide range of abilities, disabilities, ethnic backgrounds, language skills, and learning styles.

Check out the NEW and IMPROVED Faculty Moodle Resources site (AugNet login required, and you will be prompted to “self-enroll”). This site has links to Moodle “how-to” tip-sheets, video tutorials, and strategies for teaching with Moodle

Creating Accessible Content

Ways that Faculty Can Help Student with Disabilities: Possible Teaching Accommodations

Universal Design of Instruction at the University of Washington’s DO-IT site is devoted to the principles and the rationale behind Universal Design of Instruction. This page also lists other resources for further reading.

AccessIT (another part of the University of Washington’s DO-IT site) “The National Center on Accessible Information Technology in Education.” Of particular interest is their Accessible University Companion Guide which has a series of mock “inaccessible” websites followed by examples of how to makes these sites more accessible to everyone.

CAST: Universal Design for Learning