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An example of implementing ALT text into any images you use during a presentation.

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-With UDL, information is often presented in more than one way, including text, audio and hands-on formats.

-UDL encourages teachers to offer different test formats, including oral presentations and group projects, to get a more accurate picture of what students know.

-UDL also looks for different ways to keep students motivated.

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Simple video that helps to break down the key principles involved with UDL and the benefits it can have for learners.

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When You Design for Everyone, EVERYONE Benefits from the Design

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Clear large fonts.
Bold and Italics to highlight key points.
Range of colours or correct selection of colour schemes.

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Speechify- Text to speech
Quizlet- Fun Activity
Kahoot- Fun activity
Grammarly- aid in spelling and grammar corrections

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UDL framework is based on three principals that helps to develop lesson plans and assessments.

1. Representation
-UDL recommends offering information in more than one format.
-For example, textbooks are a primarily visual, but  paired alongside audio, video or other resources allows students to have a much more hands on approach  to their learning.

2.Action and Expression
-Students should be encouraged to interact with given resources or where possible create their own.
-Giving students options as to how they can represent their understanding through various media.
-Written Test vs Oral Presentation.

3.Engagement
-UDL encourages teachers to find ways to motivate students.
-Allowing students to have their inputs heard and reflected in lessons can build upon their engagement.