Research Guides: Neurodiversity: Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

What is Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?

UDL is an educational approach based on the learning sciences with three primary principles—multiple means of representation of information, multiple means of student action and expression, and multiple means of student engagement. Source: UDL ON CAMPUS · Universal Design for Learning in Higher Education

UDL with ECU's Dr. Elizabeth Coghill

Responding to neurodiversity and shifting campus culture with Elizabeth Coghill, Think UDL Podcast

UDL Websites

ELI Course | Implementing Universal Design for Learning in Higher Education, Educause
Implementing Universal Design for Learning on Canvas, Canvas
Learning Center Pedagogy and UDL
Toolbelt theory to UDL
UDL on Campus, Universal Design for Learning in Higher Education
Universal Design: Introduction, Home > Think College Learn > Universal Design > Universal Design: Introduction
Universal Design for Learning, Accessible Education Center, Best Practices for Faculty, University of Oregon
Universal Design for Learning, Home / Information for Speech-Language Pathologists / Schools Setting, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
Universal Design for Learning (UDL): Overview, Mt. San Antonio College Research Guide
UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR LEARNING, The Teaching Commons, Georgetown University
Universal Design for Learning, Home > I Work in Education > Universal Design for Learning, AHEAD - Association for Higher Education Access & Disability, Universal Design for Learning
Universal Design for Learning Overview, Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, Iowa State University
Universal Design in Education: Promising Practices, Edited by Sherly E. Burstahler, University of Washington, PDF, 70 pages
Universal Design Learning: What it is and How to Implement it, Comevo, Resources Blog, February 21, 2018
UDL vs. accessibility

UDL Guidelines

UDL Tips Handout

UDL Tips handout