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NH-ME LEND
Description
To meet the recent requirement for LEND programs to develop a Self-Advocacy Discipline, faculty and staff members of the NH-ME LEND Program established a workgroup to consider how best to support trainees and faculty, including those with disabilities. The focus of the group evolved to include universally designed (UD) principles into the curriculum to accommodate the wide range of learning styles of all NH-ME LEND trainees.
Publication Date
11-2023
Document Type
Poster
Publisher
NH-ME LEND
Conference Name
2023 Association of University Centers on Disabilities Conference, Emerging Leaders: Shaping the Future
Conference Location
Washington, DC.
Keywords
distance education, universal design, curriculum development, inclusive education, postsecondary education, disability
Disciplines
Online and Distance Education
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Recommended Citation
Zimmermann, S., Frechette, A., Bates, K., Morneault, M., Driscoll, S., Russell, S., & Humphreys, B. (2023). Advancing a universally designed (UD) curriculum: How NH-ME LEND is creating an accessible program for all. Poster presented at the 2023 Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD) conference in Washington, DC.