Include - webinar 1

 

INCLUDE Reflections - the future defined - Sean Bracken

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8bzqTVtEW0

Focus on 'action' in research

Masters Degree in UDL - Larlanco

Multiple means of action and engagement - exploring the application of universal design in learning

INCLUDE's network of educators and researchers.

Social justice - the right to access - concept of digital citizenship

International journal for universal design and universal design for learning

Dreamstudio - AI text to image studio

How might learners create culturally sustainable inclusive resources

 - collaborative learning - cooperative learning - problem based learning - dynamics of a learning space/environment

Living and learning is more inclusive and sustainable conducive to physical and mental wellbeing.

Ron Mace - developed centre for universal design - bit it no longer exists - the centre was Ron Mace

 - important for this not to be invested in one place or person - ownership needs to be developed in a wider sustainable way.

How can UD be meaningful across all contexts - flexibility and not rigid in its application.

28 Feb - INCLUDE Learner Voice conference- learner voice task team

Access for All 5 & 6 June 2023

International conference on education quality (ICEQ):

2023 Theme: Transformational leadership in education

25th – 27th October

Webinars info on https://include.wp.worc.ac.uk/

Next week – how to better frame out the future on Include – David Stenson

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