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Because of Oliver

This seven minute video presents a story of inclusion, highlighting how the learning experience design decisions for some are good and available for all.

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Because of Oliver

Collaborative Series on Inclusion with Dr. Julie Causton of Inclusive Schooling. This seven minute video presents a story of inclusion, highlighting how the learning experience design decisions for some are good and available for all.

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Dr. Julie Causton

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April 9, 2023

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I loved this video about  Oliver by Sherrill Knezel... a narrative that helps a lot of people understand better through the lens of the UDL. If possible, it would be very interesting to enable subtitles (I'm even willing to translate them into Portuguese). Thanks for the content!

UDL for the Reluctant Teacher: Making UDL Accessible to ALL Teachers

UDL for the Reluctant Teacher

Watch reluctant teacher-turned #UDLrockstar and 8th grade middle school teacher, Lois Sepahban, and the administrator who introduced her to UDL, Jennifer Pusateri, Universal Design Consultant, as we explore ways to remove barriers to UDL implementation for even your most reluctant teacher.

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When schools are ready to build teacher support for school-wide implementation of UDL, they often encounter three distinct groups of teachers: 1) those who are excited and ready to embrace UDL, 2) those who have no interest in UDL, and 3) those who like the idea of UDL but feel overwhelmed by the perceived barriers. This breakout session is designed specifically to help participants address the concerns of the last group, the reluctant teachers. In this session participants will identify potential barriers for reluctant teachers, and consider some ways to remove these barriers for the reluctant teachers in their school or district. Join reluctant teacher-turned #UDLrockstar and 8th grade middle school teacher, Lois Sepahban, and the administrator who introduced her to UDL, Jennifer Pusateri, Universal Design Consultant, as we explore ways to remove barriers to UDL implementation for even your most reluctant teacher. 

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Jennifer Pusateri
Lois Sepahbon

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November 20, 2020

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Flexible Methods are Available for Learners

This Power Point aligns with the UDL Core Foundation - Level 2 credential. It describes how having flexible methods available for learners can help anticipate variability and reduce barriers.

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This Power Point aligns with the UDL Core Foundation - Level 2 credential. It describes how having flexible methods available for learners can help anticipate variability and reduce barriers. This is one of the UDL Knowledge Statements that support UDL implementation.

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Allison Posey

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March 10, 2020

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7 Ways to Introduce UDL Into Your Classroom

7 UDL implementation strategies outlined.

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Jason Carroll of Texthelp posts 7 classroom strategies for implementing UDL.  Links to numerous, helpful resources are included, as well as embedded video.  

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Jason Carroll

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September 24, 2018

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Berman Accessibility Ribbon for Microsoft Word

This add-on for Word increases file accessiblity for all.

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Follow the link to install the Berman Accessibility Ribbon for Microsoft Word.  The add-on makes it easier to create and maintain accessible Word files that comply with W3C’s WCAG 2.0, criteria designated by regulations such as AODA and Section 508.  Note, the Berman Accessibility Ribbon is applicable only to Windows.  

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David Berman

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October 21, 2018

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