CAST is pleased to announce the launch of the Spanish version of the UDL Guidelines website, expanding access to the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Guidelines for Spanish-speaking educators, researchers, families, and community members around the world.
Available at UDL Guidelines en Español, the new website marks an important milestone in CAST’s ongoing efforts to make the UDL Guidelines more accessible and inclusive. By providing the Guidelines and supporting resources in Spanish, CAST aims to help more individuals engage with UDL and apply its principles to design learning environments that recognize and support learner variability.
The launch reflects a broader commitment to expanding access to educational resources and ensuring that language is not a barrier to understanding and implementing UDL. The Spanish-language site offers users the opportunity to explore the Guidelines in a format that is more accessible to many communities throughout the United States, Latin America, Spain, and other Spanish-speaking regions.
CAST extends its sincere gratitude to Dr. Juan Carlos Araya Vargas, who translated the majority of the website’s content. His generosity, expertise, and dedication were instrumental in making this project possible.
The Spanish version of the UDL Guidelines website represents an important step in broadening the reach of UDL and supporting more educators, families, and organizations in creating inclusive learning experiences for all.
Visit the new website at UDL Guidelines en Español.