NetSupport presents
‘Universal Design for Learning – Making learning accessible for all’
Overview
How can we ensure that every learner has equal access to education? Universal Design for Learning (UDL) offers a powerful framework to remove barriers, support diverse learning needs, and create more inclusive, flexible classrooms.
In this webinar, our expert panel will explore how to embed UDL principles into everyday teaching, how technology can enhance accessibility, and how schools can move beyond one-size-fits-all approaches to truly support all learners.
We will explore:
What UDL is and why it matters – understanding the core principles
Practical strategies for embedding UDL in teaching and learning
How EdTech can support UDL and enhance accessibility in schools
Ways to design learning experiences that work for all students
Special guests
Julie Carson
Julie Carson is a leading expert in inclusive education and curriculum design, with extensive experience of successfully implementing Trust wide digital strategy. She supports the schools within the Trust to embed Universal Design for Learning (UDL) as a core strategy for accessibility and equity.
Clare Evans
Clare Evans is the Principal at St. Teresa’s Nursery School and is a leading innovator in early years education, with a distinguished career working alongside both the Department of Education and the Education Authority.
Who should attend?
Teachers & Educators – Looking to create more accessible, flexible learning environments
School Leaders – Wanting to embed UDL principles across their schools
SEND & Inclusion Specialists – Keen to explore how UDL supports diverse learning needs
EdTech & Accessibility Advocates – Exploring the role of technology in making learning more inclusive