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Description: UNL Branding Reducing barriers to learning with UDL 3.0 BIDA Spring 25 2 Grace Troupe Zach Manley April 23, 2025 Today: Guide you through the cycle of implementing UDL. Identify a learning barrier - match it to a UDL Consideration - plan

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slide1. UNL Branding<br>
slide2. Reducing barriers to learning with UDL 3.0 BIDA Spring 25 2 Grace Troupe Zach Manley April 23, 2025<br>
slide3. Today: Guide you through the cycle of implementing UDL.
Identify a learning barrier -> match it to a UDL Consideration -> plan an instructional intervention.
Explore the connection between digital accessibility and UDL.<br>
slide4. Today’s Agenda 4<br>
slide5. UDL is a student-centered framework focused on developing students as learners by removing barriers to learning.<br>
slide6. Learning Barrier Categories Overview Content
Emotional & Motivational
Identity & Authentic Self
Interpersonal
Expressing & Demonstrating Learning
Learning Environment 6<br>
slide7. Learning Barrier Categories 1 Content:
Format of the materials you provide
Learning materials (language, vocabulary, making sense of the content) 7<br>
slide8. Learning Barrier Categories 2 Content
Emotional & Motivational
Value and relevancy
Connecting the course to themselves 8<br>
slide9. Learning Barrier Categories 3 Content
Emotional & Motivational
Identity & Authentic Self
Providing diverse perspectives
Using students’ pronouns
Establish a sense of belonging 9<br>
slide10. Learning Barrier Categories 4 Content
Emotional & Motivational
Identity & Authentic Self
Interpersonal
How you communicate with students and they with you.
How students interact with peers. 10<br>
slide11. Learning Barrier Categories 5 Content
Emotional & Motivational
Identity & Authentic Self
Interpersonal
Expressing & Demonstrating Learning
The format of assessments
Goal setting 11<br>
slide12. Learning Barrier Categories 6 Content
Emotional & Motivational
Identity & Authentic Self
Interpersonal
Expressing/Demonstrating Learning
Learning Environment
Physical space: seeing the screen/slides, hearing in the room
Virtual space: organization of content 12<br>
slide13. Think, Pair, Share Consider the types of learning barriers.
Content
Emotional & Motivational
Identity & Authentic Self
Interpersonal
Expressing & Demonstrating Learning
Learning Environment
Identify 3 learning barriers in your course(s). 13<br>
slide14. Understanding the CAST UDL Chart 3 Principles
Multiple Means of Engagement
Multiple Means of Representation
Multiple Means of Action & Expression
9 Guidelines
Access, Support, Executive Function
36 Considerations (Checkpoints) 14<br>
slide15. Scavenger hunt Get to know the CAST UDL graphic organizer. Spend 5 minutes exploring the UDL Framework.
Identify Considerations that apply to digital accessibility.
(Hint: 6 Considerations) 15<br>
slide16. Digital Accessibility-related UDL Considerations Multiple Means of Engagement
7.1 Optimize choice and autonomy.
Multiple Means of Representation
1.1 Support opportunities to customize the display of info.
1.2 Support multiple ways to perceive information.
2.5 Illustrate through multiple media.
Multiple Means of Action & Expression
4.1 Vary and honor the methods for response, navigation, and movement.
4.2 Optimize access to accessible materials and assistive and accessible technologies and tools.<br>
slide17. Discussion Thinking about those UDL Considerations relating to digital accessibility…
Are you implementing any of them?
If yes, how?
If no, what do you need to start?
How does implementing digital accessibility assist students developing as learners? 17<br>
slide18. UDL starts with noticing a barrier. * Image by Maddie Brown in conjunction with McMaster University Access 18<br>
slide19. The process of UDL 19<br>
slide20. Accessibility with a UDL lens Accessible design is not just for students with disabilities – it benefits most of your students!<br>
slide21. Students with disabilities such as hearing loss benefit from captions.<br>
slide22. Multilingual learners benefit from captions.<br>
slide23. Students studying in loud spaces benefit from captions.<br>
slide24. Students studying in quiet spaces benefit from captions.<br>
slide25. Students looking for a specific spot to review benefit from the ability to search the captions or read the transcript.<br>
slide26. Barrier 1: Content Barrier: text, time, language 26 Podcast version made by AI<br>
slide27. Students who benefit from the added audio option Multi-tasking:
Working a job
Exercising
Traveling
Preference
ADHD
Long COVID
ESL 27<br>
slide28. Barrier 2: Emotional and motivational Barrier: lack of interest 28<br>
slide29. Barrier 2: Emotional and motivational Solution: making the "why" apparent 29<br>
slide30. Barrier 3: Identity and authentic-self Barrier: examples aren't relevant 30<br>
slide31. Barrier 3: Identity and authentic-self Solution: topic choice on student project 31<br>
slide32. Barrier 4: Interpersonal Barrier: whole class discussion 32<br>
slide33. Barrier 4: Interpersonal Solution: discussion roles, added graded components 33<br>
slide34. Barrier 5: Expressing and demonstrating learning Barrier: assignment mode - writing 34<br>
slide35. Barrier 5: Expressing and demonstrating learning  Solution: add submission modes 35<br>
slide36. Barrier 6: Learning environment Barrier: seeing slides from the back 36<br>
slide37. Barrier 6: Learning environment Solution: sharing slides in advance 37<br>
slide38. Practice applying UDL Considerations to remove barriers to learning in your course. Select one learning barrier you wrote down.
Match the learning barrier to one UDL Consideration that might mitigate or remove the barrier.
Using the UDL Consideration, design the change in your course. 38 Access<br>
slide39. Celebrate! Thanks for joining BIDA. You’ve already accomplished some UDL with your digital accessibility efforts! 39<br>
slide40. Summer action Support for your work this summer: AMP program
Apply to be a Digital Accessibility Ambassador by May 23rd
Reach out to your Instructional Designer 40<br>
slide41. Thank you! Please take a moment to complete this Qualtrics survey using the link or QR code.
Workshop Survey Link 41<br>
slide42. Closing UNL branding<br>
slide43. Useful Resources to keep going with UDL The UDL Guidelines (cast.org)
UDL Guidelines 3.0 Rationale - Google Docs
Meet with your instructional designer to get personalized help applying UDL in your course! 43<br>
slide44. Learning Barriers & UDL Principles 44<br>