By janice ho on September 4, 2024
Isaac Holloway, a Sauder School of Business professor in the Strategy and Business Economics Division, worked closely with Sunah Cho, Sauder’s CTLT Faculty Liaison, as part of the 2023 UDL Fellows Program. They discuss the strategies they used to break down learning barriers associated with complex economic concepts.
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By janice ho on September 3, 2024
Rayna Friar is a 4th year undergraduate student and working as a UDL Student Facilitator. They share the ways that flexibility and UDL are important in the classroom and how they can help improve the university experiences of students with physical disabilities.
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By janice ho on August 30, 2024
Robert Pammett, Associate Professor Partner in the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Jocelyn Micallef, Manager, Educational Development, talk about incorporating UDL practices in PHRM 441. They share their experience making online asynchronous learning more engaging and accessible.
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By janice ho on August 30, 2024
Antoine Coulombe, Assistant Professor of Teaching at the School of Social work, along with CTLT Learning Design Consultant Bosung Kim, discuss the changes they made to their practice as well as the compatibility of UDL with social work.
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By janice ho on August 30, 2024
Robert Russo is a faculty member at the Allard School of Law and participated in the 2023 UDL Fellows Program. He shares the ways that he incorporated the UDL principles into his practice, breaking down barriers in traditional law education.
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By janice ho on August 27, 2024
From the Faculty of Land and Food Systems, Patricia Hingston, an Assistant Professor of Teaching in Food, Nutrition and Health, shares all of the ways she incorporated UDL into her practice and how many of her students have responded positively to the changes.
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By janice ho on August 23, 2024
Xiaoying Zhang is a UDL Student Facilitator who works closely with the UDL Fellows Program, sharing her perspective as a student. She discusses many of the learning challenges that arise at larger academic institutions and how UDL can be an important step in alleviating them.
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By janice ho on August 22, 2024
Amir Shiva, Assistant Professor of Teaching in the Department of Anthropology, participated in the 2023 UDL Fellows program. Here, he discusses how he has incorporated UDL into his practice and what makes UDL critical not just to the field of Anthropology, but to learning as a whole.
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By janice ho on August 22, 2024
Together, Lee Salmon and Frederick Qi participated in the 2023 UDL Fellows Program with the goal of using education to make higher-level Forestry jobs more accessible. Through exploring virtual fieldwork in FRST 239, Lee and Frederick push the limits of how Forestry can be taught.
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By janice ho on August 22, 2024
From Vantage College, Academic English Instructor Weaver Shaw and Curriculum Manager Brian Wilson discuss the importance of a robust accessibility statement as well as the ways that UDL can improve the ease of course delivery.
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By janice ho on August 21, 2024
Duncan McHugh is a digital and instructional media producer at the Faculty of Land and Food Systems. As a co-instructor of LFS 400, Duncan discusses his experience with UDL, the challenges and rewards, and the importance of student feedback.
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By janice ho on August 21, 2024
Polina Spakovsky was the Communications Assistant for the UDL Fellows Program. In her proximity to the program, she gained a greater insight into universal course design at UBC. She shares her thoughts about how UDL is changing the way we view accessibility, the importance of reciprocity, and the impact that a student perspective can make.
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By polinasp on January 3, 2024
Identify different ways that students can receive feedback and identify areas of improvement
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By polinasp on January 3, 2024
Practice thinking about different media channels that students can use to express their learnings
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