JMU faculty: learn how to apply the fundamental principles of universal design for learning (UDL) in this self-paced, asynchronous Canvas course (approximately 2-4 hours). Instructional designers will be ready to meet with you for additional support.
Enroll by June 2 to participate in Summer 2022. After you click Enroll and log in with your JMU eID and password, click the “Enroll in Course” button.
Benefits:
As you progress through the course, you will gain skills and knowledge to help you promote inclusivity in your teaching practices by removing barriers to students’ learning experiences. You will be equipped to create:
- A syllabus that uses inclusive language and works with screen readers
- An image-rich course in Canvas that is still screen-reader friendly and meaningful to people with diverse needs
- Instructional videos with captions
- Multiple representations of instructional content based on the principles of universal design for learning
Objectives:
After completing LAUD, you will be able to:
- Apply essential universal design for learning (UDL) practices in your teaching to optimize learning access and create an inclusive learning environment
- Connect with campus partners on actionable UDL integration (e.g. learning with online environments, laboratory, fieldwork, and clinical settings)
- Build inclusive learning access and a sense of student belonging into your teaching practices
Sign up by June 2:
Enroll by June 2 to participate in Summer 2022. After you click Enroll and log in with your JMU eID and password, click the “Enroll in Course” button.
You can expect to spend about 2-4 hours reviewing the content in this asynchronous Canvas course.
Facilitators:
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| Amy Russell Yun | Raven King | Jessica Lantz (on leave Summer 2022) |
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| Juhong Christie Liu | Chelsey M. Bahlmann Bollinger | Dayna Henry |
Questions?
Please contact Dr. Juhong Christie Liu (liujc@jmu.edu).