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  • Webinar
    UDL & Expert Learning with Susan Shapiro, Jenna Gravel, and Bill Wilmot

    3:30PM – 4:30PM ET on Wednesday, December 4, 2019

    Join us on Wednesday, December 4, 2019 to discuss expert learning with Susan Shapiro, Jenna Gravel, and Bill Wilmot, part of our Professional Learning team.

  • Photos of the six Joy Zabala Fellows for 2022–2023

    Friday, July 1, 2022

    The Fellows will collaborate to develop, enhance, and disseminate assistive technology and accessible educational materials-focused practices designed to widen educational opportunities for struggling students.

  • Illustration of three UDL brain networks: affective, recognition, strategic

    Thursday, January 25, 2018

    Check out the responsive, accessible, flexible, brand new home for the UDL Guidelines!

  • Photo of Jessica Hall

    Senior Research Scientist

    As a Senior Research Scientist, Dr. Jessica Hall is involved in the research and evaluation of CAST projects focused on improving outcomes for all learners, from well-being and cognitive skills to engagement and academic performance, as well as examining and supporting the efficacy of education agencies’ systems of support.

  • Presentation
    CEC 2023 logo

    Wednesday, March 1 – Saturday, March 4, 2023

    Visit our CAST of Characters at the 2023 CEC Convention & Expo, the premiere professional development event for special education professionals around the world.

  • Split image of students in a classroom and a student working in a virtual classroom on a device

    Organizations that develop learning experiences and materials are choosing to draw on CAST’s depth of experience and dynamic approach to curriculum review to support all educators and learners.

  • CAST has a long history of expertise and leadership in accessibility, accessible materials, and assistive and inclusive technologies. Our AEM Center at CAST provides customized support so that all individuals, including those with disabilities — from early childhood through the workforce — have equal access to materials and technologies to help reach their goals.

  • Screenshot of the Micro-Credentials page on the NOCTI website

    The micro-credential and accompanying curriculum focus on one aspect of the UDL Guidelines, Checkpoint 8.1: Heighten salience of goals and objectives. The materials and resources are all designed to help CTE educators understand how they can use UDL to help learners sustain their effort and persistence.  The materials include tangible strategies and examples specifically for CTE teachers, administrators, and staff.

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    CAST Science Writer guided students through the science report-writing process. The UDL-supported tool provided myriad opportunities for practice — a critical element to successful reading or writing strategy instruction.

  • Aerial photograph of the U.S. capitol building

    In 2006, CAST joined with several organizations to form the National UDL Task Force, an interdisciplinary coalition that advocates support for UDL in federal, state, and local policy. The Task Force has successfully advocated for the inclusion of UDL in the federal Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 and in various policy directives from the US Department of Education.

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