Context: Building on the UDL@UL project and with the leadership for UDL being formally transferred to the Center for Transformative Learning (CTL), this session is intended to help support interest, knowledge, and practical skill aid the next wave of practical implementation of UDL at the University. This is an open webinar so other HEIs and interested parties are more than welcome to join us so as to bring in valuable inter-institutional perspectives.
Session: This 90-minute dynamic and interactive (not “sit and get”!) session will focus briefly on theoretical concepts to activate or supply background knowledge for participants, and then provide practical guidance and experience for the why and how of designing learning experiences with UDL. Participants will walk through several scenarios together, seeing how the UDL guidelines and the UDL design framework can enhance and streamline effective pedagogical design. This event will take place online, details will be sent to you Wednesday 25 January 2023.
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Depending on interest, questions, and time, additional topics may be explored including:
• expert students vs. expert learners
• collaboration and scaling of UDL initiatives
• the relationships among Accessibility, Accommodations, and UDL
Dr. Eric J Moore: Eric is recognised as an expert in UDL. He is known for his book, UDL Navigators in Higher Education: A Field Guide, his massive open online course (MOOC), Implementing UDL on Canvas, his contributions to the UDL implementation efforts of numerous institutes of higher education (including his "home" institution - the University of Tennessee), and for being a co-founder and facilitator of the UDLHE Network, for which he also chaired the inaugural UDLHE Digicon in October, 2019. He has 15 years of experience as a teacher, faculty member, and instructional designer both in the U.S. and abroad. He is currently the Director of Learning Technology at Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore Maryland.