Full course description
Course Description
This digital course called Universal Design for Learning Basics will introduce you to the framework and principles of UDL. Every student comes to our courses with different needs, abilities, and interests, and Universal Design for Learning allows instructors to meet the needs of all students. Learn how to create a more motivating and equitable learning environment.
Course Learning Outcomes
By the end of this digital course, you will be able to:
- Understand the basic framework of Universal Design for Learning (UDL).
- Identify resources to learn more about UDL.
- Implement steps to apply UDL in your course(s).
Content
- What is UDL?
- The UDL Guidelines
- Learn More About UDL
- Other Resources to Increase Access & Equity
- Apply UDL to Your Course
Expectations
This digital course consists of 5 lessons, which altogether will take approximately 45-90 minutes to complete. Additional resources or tips for further exploration are provided at the end of each lesson. Each lesson culminates in a knowledge check or assignment to confirm what you have learned and to enable you to move on to the next lesson.
Intended Audience
UMD faculty, staff, and graduate students
Digital Badge
By completing this course, you will earn your Universal Design for Learning Basics verified skill badge. To receive recognition for your efforts, simply explore each page and tackle all knowledge checks within this course.
This badge is an exciting step towards earning your Universal Design for Learning Practitioner micro-credential from the TLTC’s Teaching Academy.