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Symposium
Monday, July 30 – Wednesday, August 1, 2018
CAST's Annual UDL Symposium is one of the premiere education events focused on leading the field of Universal Design for Learning forward. This year’s UDL Symposium is an opportunity to come together as a community to explore the promise of Universal Design for Learning for empowering learners. July 31 - August 1, 2018 at the Harvard Law School campus in Cambridge, MA.
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How do "random acts of teaching" become intentional, goal-directed, and responsive to student needs? Find out how the Sheboygan Falls school district in Wisconsin transformed their instruction through effective UDL implementation.
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Find out how collaboration can be the key ingredient for effective and successful UDL implementation through this story from the Stevens Point school district in Wisconsin.
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Presentation
Wednesday, March 1 – Saturday, March 4, 2023
Visit our CAST of Characters at the 2023 CEC Convention & Expo, the premiere professional development event for special education professionals around the world.
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Symposium
Wednesday, July 27 – Friday, July 29, 2022
On-demand access is now available for a learning and networking experience filled with conversations that elevate our thinking around UDL and learner voice.
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Article
D. H. Rose, J. W. Gravel & Y. M. Domings, 2010
This article examines the question of whether technology is central to the foundations of UDL or whether UDL is useful as a pedagogical framework that goes beyond technology. The authors use the UDL guidelines as a structural framework through which to examine these questions.
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CAST, the University of Kansas's Center for Research on Learning, and the National Association of State Directors of Special Education partnered on a five-year initiative to research how online learning can be made more accessible, engaging, and effective for K-12 learners with disabilities.
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The Center for Emerging Technologies seeks to leverage the learning sciences and emerging technologies to develop a flexible reading environment that meets the needs of students who vary in their reading skills and motivation.
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The Multi-Gen Makers project is a collaboration with residents from Bayview Towers, a 200-unit affordable housing complex in Connecticut. Through a design-based research approach with iterative cycles of co-design, the project will develop and research a sustainable model for multigenerational making and learning that build the skills and dispositions that can support a STEM career trajectory.
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The Far North Literacy Development Consortium will focus on using Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to build teacher capacity for literacy instruction across disciplines.