Universal Design for Learning
Universal Design (UDL) offers a set of guidelines that assist instructors in creating curricula that give all students a chance to succeed. UDL offers students a degree of flexibility in how they access material, how they engage and interact with the material, and how they demonstrate learning mastery. The primary thought behind UDL is providing all students with equal opportunities to learn.
UDL Guidelines
The guidelines are as follows:
Engagement
- Recruiting Interest
- Sustaining Effort and Persistence
- Self Regulation
Representation
- Perception
- Language & Symbols
- Comprehension
Action & Expression
- Physical Action
- Expression & Communication
- Executive Functions
More Resources
- Access the guidelines.
- Download the guideline graphic organizers.
- UDL Examples in Higher Education