UDL Resources

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What is Universal Design for Learning? From the Center for Applied Special Technology Website
The UDL Page from Karen Work Richardson's IvyRunWiki.
360 Degrees offered as an example referencing the close parallel between UDL Representation and multimedia principles
Overview of UDL slide show: the first tool in CAST's UDL Toolkits
This article is a look at how UDL came about and how technology and eduational theories are combined and applied.
This slide show highlights the principles and applications of UDL along with brief information about the connection to brain research.
This educator's blog discusses the use of narratives, monologues, and radio essays as alternative means of expression:

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An issue of the EASI (Equal Access to Software and Information) journal that is dedicated to distance learning and disabilities.
A quick summary of 10 web development tips for accessible websites. This page and others within the w3.org site provide insight into accessibility issues and corresponding design opportunities.
University of Washington home page.
http://www.washington.edu/doit/ University of Washington program focusing on inclusion for students with disabilities or educators who want to learn how to better include students with disabilities.
http://www.washington.edu/doit/Faculty/Strategies/Universal/ University of Washington site that describes UDL and how to incorporate it into teaching.

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