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Eleazar "Trey" Vasquez

My memorable moment was seeing the implementation of UDL within a public school and working closely with researchers at the cutting edge of development.

Anne Meyer

CAST's Co-Founder and Chief of Education Design, Emeritus

Drawing on a long-term focus on the psychological aspects of learning and learning disabilities, Anne Meyer played a leading role in CAST’s design of multimedia technology for diverse learners. Dr. Meyer has also led efforts to refine and disseminate ...

Podcast

S.01, Ep.01: Accessibility at CAST, The Early Years

The Accessible Learning Experience | CAST, Illustrations of a microphone, sound waves, digital text, and wifi

National AEM Center at CAST, 2021

In part 1 of our three-part interview, CAST co-founders David Rose and Skip Stahl look back to the early years of accessibility at CAST and the work that laid the foundation for a number of innovations that continue to shape the field of education today.

Charlie Dunne

Senior Network Engineer

Mr. Dunne brings an extensive background in telecommunications hardware, software, system design, integration, and implementation to CAST.

Ricki Sabia

My most memorable experience with CAST was when I visited the office for the first time in 2005 and learned about UDL. I knew this was the framework I needed for my son, who has Down syndrome, to be successful in school and to help teachers better educate all students. That is when I started collaborating with CAST to promote UDL in state and federal policy, and I founded the National UDL Task Force in 2006.

Don Johnston

The early days of CAST were filled with thoughts and dialogues about meeting the needs of individual students and not just teaching to the middle. It seems common sense now, but back then, it was twisting educators’ thinking about what they had always done in classrooms. Being dyslexic, I often wondered what my school life would be like with that philosophy and attitude. Anne, David, and the CAST team were taking on the world of education. And for me, this was very personal.