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 Introducing Universal Design for Learning (UDL) & Artificial Intelligence (AI) in LBS
   
Author(s):   Literacy Link South Central, ABEA, & Quill Learning Network
Published:   2024
Funder:   Unknown
   
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Based on webinars conducted in October 2023 and February 2024, this report explores how generative AI can support Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in LBS. Key insights from the report include:

·       How AI tools such as ChatGPT and other large language models can generate multiple modes of representation (e.g., text simplification, imagery), engagement, and expression aligned with UDL principles for assessments and instruction

·       Practical recommendations and tips for implementing AI and UDL in literacy programming, including prompt design, fact-checking, and inclusive assessment strategies informed by educator feedback

·       Emphasis on the importance of co-design and ethical use, engaging both learners and educators in AI tool selection and design, while upholding privacy and inclusivity

·       Exploration of how generative AI enables dynamic adaptation of learning experiences, such as personalized assessments and scaffolded materials, to support learner variability and reduce barriers

This report highlights the combined effect of using AI and UDL: generative AI enables scalable personalization and barrier-free access, while UDL provides the ethical foundation for inclusive implementation.


   
File(s):  PDF document Report_Introducing_Universal_Design_for_Learning_(UDL)_with_AI-b429ed14.pdf
URL:  https://irp.cdn-website.com/1a9192fe/files/uploaded/Report_Introducing_Universal_Design_for_Learning_%28UDL%29_with_AI-b429ed14.pdf
   
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