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E09 Hybrid 2009 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference ATTEND IN DENVER Program: Face-to-Face Registration Hotel & Travel PARTICIPATE ONLINE Program: Online Event Registration Technical Requirements Participant Information: Online Event Frequently Asked Questions SPEAKER/CORPORATE INFO Sponsor & Exhibitor Participation Speaker Information CONFERENCE COMMUNITY Networking & Social Media Program Committee Volunteer		Universal Design for Learning and Online Instruction Session Type: Teaching and Learning Friday Nov 6th, 2009 8:10 AM - 9:00 AM Meeting Room 603 579 reads The EnACT project has implemented faculty development efforts in Universal Design for Learning across the California State University. A unique development is the "UDL Rubric for Online Instruction" that serves as a guide in terms of how to represent course content, engage students, and have students express learning. Speakers Resources Speakers Brett Christie Director of Faculty Development Sonoma State University Kathy Fernandes Director of CSU LMS Initiatives California State University, Chico Resources Link:Ensuring Access through Collaboration and Technology Link:Online video case stories of UDL faculty development Link:California State University, Accessible Technology Initiative Link:Resources for Teaching and Learning the Accessibility of Technology Link:Teaching Every Student in the Digital Age (free online book) Link:Rubric for Online Instruction File:Session slides Accessible, Adaptive and Assistive Technology and Universal Access \| E-Learning \| EDUCAUSE09 \| Faculty Development \| Faculty, Development and Training \| Online Teaching Strategies \| universal design \| Web Administration, Content, Design and Development 579 reads Bookmark/Search this page with:
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