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No-Cost Resources

No-cost, ready-to-use tools for reducing learning barriers in design.

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The Aiming for ALL Collection
The Aiming for ALL Collection

The Aiming for ALL Collection is entirely no-cost. It includes six Accessibility Starting Point Guides for every member of a learning community. LUDIA is a no-cost multilingual AI thought partner for educators and learning leaders. The LUDIA Library holds guides for anyone getting started with LUDIA and using it to reduce barriers.

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UDL: The Barrier is in the Design

This resource includes ready-to-use slides, one example of a learning barrier, barrier clues, and possibilities for reducing the barrier, all mapped to the UDL Guidelines version 3.0. It also includes three facilitation formats you can drop into your next meeting or professional learning session: We've all been in this room (10 min), The missing piece (20 min), and Two truths and a redesign (15 min).

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The UDL Access & Aiming for ALL Crosswalk

Barriers to access show up in playgrounds, documents, maps, events, theatres, libraries, and games, and every member of a learning community can help reduce them. This crosswalk places each no-cost resource under the UDL principle it supports, tagged with its section part (A to J) and its Access consideration, gathered under Welcoming Interests and Identities, Perception, and Interaction from the CAST UDL Guidelines version 3.0. Use it to see what your learning community already has in place, and to name the access work that matters most next.

How to use the crosswalk

  1. Open the Aiming for ALL collection, in either the LiveBinder or the accessible Wiki version.
  2. Go to section 3, Accessibility for Learning Communities.
  3. The contents there run A to J, from accessible physical spaces and activity through to gaming and interactive media.
  4. Open the crosswalk alongside it. Every resource is listed under the UDL principle it supports, with its part letter and its Access consideration.
  5. Use it when you spot a barrier to access. The resources in the collection give specific, actionable guidance for reducing that barrier, including the many barriers that sit outside the classroom.
The Aiming for ALL Collection menu. Six numbered sections sit around a central panel headed The Goal. Section 3, Accessibility for Learning Communities, is circled.
The Aiming for ALL Collection menu. Six numbered sections sit around a central panel headed The Goal. Section 3, Accessibility for Learning Communities, is circled.

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UDL Essentials

Wherever you are in your UDL journey, UDL Essentials is designed to meet you there. This curated LiveBinder brings together the key frameworks, tools, and readings that matter most for educators, organised for easy access and practical use.

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Take a Break Choice Board

This accessible choice board introduces a little novelty for anyone who needs a reset or a quiet moment. It offers a range of options across movement, stillness, creative, and sensory categories, so every person can find what actually works for them. It also works beautifully as a model learners can use to design their own boards.

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