Tools for Individualizing Curriculum

Software with Universal Design for Learning (UDL) features facilitates individualization of learning materials and experiences for maximum inclusion and teaching effectiveness. This section discusses how teachers can use software available today to customize learning.

• UDL Features in Existing Software
  In this section we provide examples of UDL features in existing software, with tips for how to use these features to customize instruction for students with varied learning needs.
• Using Supported Learning Software
  Programs we are calling "supported learning software" include software tools such as word processors, electronic book templates, and supported readers, with universal design features built in.
• Using Universally Designed Features of Software to Customize Learning
  In this section we answer that question by providing examples of UD features in existing software, with tips for how to use these features to customize instruction for students with varied learning needs.
• Teaching with WiggleWorks®
  WiggleWorks: The Scholastic Beginning Literacy System is an inclusive early literacy curriculum codeveloped by CAST and Scholastic Inc.

For links to more UDL related materials please visit the Tools and Resources area.