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    A. Meyer & D. H. Rose, 2005

    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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    D. Rose, et al., 2014

    In this chapter, the authors provide an introduction to universal design for learning (UDL). They review the origins of UDL in research and practice, explain the neuroscience that underpins its three principles, and present the UDL ...

  • Photo of an active audience at a CAST event

    CAST’s learning scientists, education researchers, curriculum developers, and other experts provide sought-after speaking engagements on a range of topics related to UDL.

  • Friday, March 30, 2018

    Exciting partnership between CAST and Stanford University in establishing the UDL Innovation Studio at the Schwab Learning Center.

  • Get involved. #UDLrising | UDL Guidelines icon

    Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework to improve and optimize teaching and learning for all people based on scientific insights into how humans learn.

  • Four overlapping icons representing the four UDL-SICC domains: School Culture and Environment, Teaching and Learning, Leadership and Management, and Professional Learning.

    Wednesday, July 21, 2021

    These exciting new resources will allow schools to guide and measure their use of UDL to create inclusive learning experiences and environments.

  • 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.

  • Article

    Rao & Meo, 2016

    The Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework can be used to proactively design lessons that address learner variability. Using UDL guidelines, teachers can integrate flexible options and supports ...

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    Using job-embedded professional learning CAST and SEAL are examining the connections between the UDL Guidelines and the SEAL approach. We are exploring teachers’ experiences applying these two frameworks in complementary ways–as well as the experiences of students,  parents, and caregivers.

  • Symposium
    Building Community around UDL: From Theory to Practice

    Monday, August 10 – Wednesday, August 12, 2015

    First Annual CAST UDL Symposium! Join educators, administrators, and researchers from K-12 and higher education to work with leading UDL experts to explore the latest in brain research, teaching practices, and curriculum design.

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