UDL - Technology

While the principles of successful teaching through UDL can be applied without technology, these tools make the implementation and elaboration of UDL easier! Modern technology can greatly enhance the power and flexibility teachers and students have to individualize learning experiences and decrease barriers. There are many general accessibility features built-in to operating systems of common devices used in classrooms (Chromebooks, iPads, and PC laptops/desktops) that can support users with sensory, motor, and cognitive disabilities. You can find out more about these features by clicking on the icons below. If you are looking for content-specific technology, then check out our pages focusing on reading, writing, math, and science tools.