How do we employ UDL in our own practice?

  • Rochelle Vincent Blackboard
  • Mark Bailye
Keywords: Blackboard, Universal Design for Learning

Abstract

As learner diversity continues to grow, so does the need for institutions to ensure that the needs of all learners are considered and appropriately addressed in the learning, teaching and assessment experiences they design and develop. Creating content and providing a learning experience that is accessible for all students can be challenging. In this session, participants will be exposed to the basic principles behind Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and how this can be achieved in practice. When learning materials are well designed – the closer the parity and quality of learning experience becomes for all learners.

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Author Biography

Mark Bailye

Mark is a passionate advocate of technology enhanced learning, ongoing innovation in learning technologies and the pedagogical application of technologies for learning, teaching and assessment. 

He has been involved in online education for more than fifteen years, working as an educator, educational/learning designer and consultant in K-12, VET, Higher Education and Corporate (particularly Medical Education) sectors. 

Mark’s current role as Customer Success Advocate at Blackboard allows him to work closely with numerous institutions throughout Australia and New Zealand where he champions the effective adoption and use of technologies to transform and enhance education at an institutional and personal level. Mark has been recognised with a Blackboard Customer Success Advocate of the Year Award which recognises his leadership and expertise in enabling client success.

Published
2020-01-21
How to Cite
Vincent, R., & Bailye, M. (2020). How do we employ UDL in our own practice?. Pacific Journal of Technology Enhanced Learning, 2(1), 43. https://doi.org/10.24135/pjtel.v2i1.41
Section
SOTEL2020 Symposium