Classroom educators from around the world share their stories of UDL implementation during the podcast, UDL in 15 Minutes.

Universal Design for Learning provides a firm foundation for the education all students. Students require intensive, individualized services based on their unique needs, in order to participate in and benefit from learning environments built and maintained according to the principles and practices of UDL. The resource of an individual student illustrates the complementary nature of UDL and individualized supports and services.

Australia has embarked on the development of a curriculum for all students using a three-dimensional design. A challenge has been how to provide curriculum access for students with extensive needs. This resource will demonstrate how the application of principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in the development of the Australian Curriculum has resulted in a framework that allows teachers the flexibility to personalize learning for all students.

In this TEDxUniversityofTulsa presentation, Jan Wilson challenges conventional thinking about disability, with implications for inclusive education.  Wilson relates how implementation of UDL in the classroom upends traditional "one size fits all" methods.