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Context: A university introduces a mandatory online Life Skills course for all students.

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Context: A university introduces a mandatory online Life Skills course for all students.

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Challenge: The course is video-only, lacking transcripts, accessibility features, or interactive elements, excluding many learners.

Main Exclusion Risks:

No captions/transcript

Video-only content

No interactivity

Limited device access

Proposed Inclusive Strategy (UD/UDL Framework)

A. Multiple Means of Representation

Add transcripts & closed captions to videos

Offer audio descriptions for visually impaired students

Provide text summaries (in simple language + multiple languages).

B. Multiple Means of Engagement

Gamify learning: Quizzes, badges.

Peer discussions: Integrate forums.

C. Multiple Means of Action & Expression

Diverse assessments: Let students choose between essays, podcasts.

Offline options: Downloadable PDFs.

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One Word Activity

(Design)

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Discussion

(Development)

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Welcome & Icebreaker

One-Word Activity (Inclusion)

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The eight groups can provide feedback on your practice activity

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Step 3: Analyse & Share Back

Who is included by default?

Who might be excluded and why?

How would you redesign the project to be more
inclusive?

Each group shares:

Project name

Exclusion risks

1–2 inclusion strategies

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We must ensure access to opportunities for everyone, including those with limited resources. Education, digital inclusion, and community engagement are key to reducing gaps. Policies should prioritize fairness and support underserved populations. A more inclusive approach leads to a stronger, more connected society.

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We must ensure access to opportunities for everyone, including those with limited resources. Education, digital inclusion, and community engagement are key to reducing gaps. Policies should prioritize fairness and support underserved populations. A more inclusive approach leads to a stronger, more connected society.

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i think it's all about equal effective communication (including all its types), equal infrastructure and digital inclusion

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i think it's all about equal effective communication (including all its types), equal infrastructure and digital inclusion

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Generaliser

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Integration

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Creativity

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Inclusion

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Ubuntu

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integration

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Belonging

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Invade

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Democracy

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facilities

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Action

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Community

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Equality

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opportunity

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Everyone

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Accomodation

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WORKSHOP - GROUP ACTIVITY

Responses + Peer Feedback

(Inclusive Strategy Design)

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INSTRUCTIONS

Discussion: Responses + Peer Feedback

After the workshop activity:

Each group should present their responses in this section of the Padlet discussion board.

Thereafter, provide peer feedback to each other: Provide feedback in the form of questions, comments, and suggestions to each other in the Padlet discussion board

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INSTRUCTIONS

Discussion:

"What word comes to mind when you hear 'design'?”

Type one word only.

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INSTRUCTIONS

Discussion

“How do we make sure that this development includes everyone, not just the most connected, the most educated, or the easiest to reach? "

Post your suggestions

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INSTRUCTIONS

One Word Check-in

“What comes to mind when you hear ‘inclusion’?"

Type one word only