Implementation+Tools

Several tools exist that help make implementing the Universal Design principles easy.
UDL Checklist:

This site is the National Center on Universal Design for Learning Diigo account. This diigo website is filled with examples and resources to aid teachers in implementing the Universal Design for Learning. By accessing this account, educators can search by grade level, subject, or resource to locate supplemental resources for successfully using the Universal Design for Learning.
 * UDL Center's List**

This professional network is available to anyone interested in implementing the Universal Design for Learning. Join this network to collaborate on UDL projects, read/contribute to a blog, or access resources centered on UDL. This particular page provides a backwards-design instructional process to consider when creating lessons using UDL.
 * UDL Instruction Process**

Here you will find a wealth of information about how to implement UDL in your classroom as well as data that supports why UDL is such an effective and important framework for unit planning.
 * Teaching Every Student With UDL**

This wiki has a wealth of resources dedicated to using the UDL principles to frame lessons.
 * Technology Toolkit**

Here you will find teacher-friendly examples and resources that demonstrates each of the UDL checkpoints. It also gives teachers ideas on techniques to utilize UDL in the classroom.
 * UDL Examples and Resources**

This is an example of a implementing the Universal Design for Learning and the that aided in the planning.
 * Lesson Plan utilizing UDL**

This website repurposes the Periodic Table to organize the various ways that one can use to visualize information. This is great when implementing UDL in the classroom because UDL stresses using many different ways to represent material for students. When you place your cursor over an "element" an example of that style of represenation pops up making the website quick and easy to use.
 * Periodic Table of Visualization Methods**