Universal Design of Learning (UDL) and ADA with Dr. Lisa Johnson – Jan. 30, 2017

If a vision or hearing impaired student shows up on the first day, would your class be already designed to accommodate? What if you could learn principles for developing accessible courses that improved learning for all of your students? This session will provide an overview of UDL and how to become more prepared for accommodating diverse learners. Click here for handouts for this session.

Beginning with the end in mind: Using Backward Design to develop your classes and programs 

Before we can guide our students on a learning journey, we first have to know where we are headed and the path(s) that we are likely to travel to get there. This session will provide an overview of Backward Design, a course development method that can be used to build more effective classes and programs. Click here to access the handouts for this session.