2024 - Introducing Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

2024 - Introducing Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

Gain exposure to Universal Design principles and practices, allowing you to facilitate your content to the diverse needs of your students.

By Learning Environments, The University of Melbourne

Location

Online

About this event

  • 361 days 6 hours

Details:
The purpose of this workshop is to expose beginners to the concepts of UDL and generate a positive commitment toward UDL practice.

This workshop is for:
Academic staff who are coordinating or teaching into subjects. Other staff are welcome.

Intended Learning Outcomes:

-Define Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

-Describe the three main principles of UDL.

-Explain why the UDL approach can be valuable for learners.

-Modify existing subjects using UDL principles.


Content Not Covered:
This workshop is not a deep dive into digital accessibility, or even a deep dive into UDL. We are happy to build custom workshops to do that.

Recommended Background Knowledge:
No prior knowledge of UDL is required, but we assume that attendees have taught at university, and are familiar with tertiary teaching practice (e.g., rubrics, writing learning objectives).


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Organised by

Learning Environments, The University of Melbourne

LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

Learning Environments is part of Academic Services, a division of University Services. We are working to support the enhancement of learning and teaching and assessment capability by delivering high quality educational technologies, professional video and media production, eLearning design and development, and a range of academic support services, and professional development.

LMS SUPPORT

Learning Environments provides academic and professional staff with:

  • Tailored training and support activities
  • Consultation and advice
  • Faculty liaison
  • Support in subject/community development

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