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Workshops and Events
Universal Design for Learning in the Classroom
Lead: Paul Beckman, Information Systems Department
Date and Time: Tuesday, August 18, 2009 at 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Location: Burk Hall 229
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a best-practice pedagogy that makes it easy for you to address issues of accessibility, student engagement and learning strategies for your courses. Paul Beckman, who has successfully implemented UDL in his classes through participation in the EnACT (Ensuring Access through Collaboration and Technology) grant with the Center for Teaching and Faculty Development, will discuss his practical, hands-on experience, provide an overview of the philosophy behind the techniques, and explain how UDL helps your students and you.
The Center for Teaching and Faculty Development is dedicated to ensuring equal access to everyone. To request disability accommodations for any CTFD sponsored event, please either call the Center at 415.338.6456 or e-mail the Center at ctfd@sfsu.edu at least two weeks prior to the event.
For more information on how the Center addresses accessibility and equal access, please read the CTFD Accessibility Policy.
Explore the Center... Site Features and Highlights
The Center publishes a monthly newsletter highlighting a number of topics of interest to faculty of SF State.
A list of great development opportunities available on and off campus. This list is regularly updated as new opportunities arise.
The Accessibility Guides provided by CTFD are here to help you convert and create your course materials into accessible formats.
Make your course concepts accessible for all your students. Find out how easy it is to implement UDL in all of your courses with these resources.
