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Resource Format: Resource Compilation

  • Teaching with Accessible Video

    Teaching with Accessible Video

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    Video is the way many of us not only consume content for entertainment but also learn and access information. To be relevant to the interests of today’s youth, incorporate a variety of media in your teaching and use video to support all three Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles of multiple means of engagement, representation…

  • What Are Intellectual Disability and Developmental Disabilities?

    What Are Intellectual Disability and Developmental Disabilities?

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    A guide to intellectual disability, developmental disabilities, and IDD terminology and supports.

  • Own My Goals: Student Co-Authored IEP Framework

    Own My Goals: Student Co-Authored IEP Framework

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    Own My Goals is a strengths-based, UDL-aligned framework that helps schools gather and use student input in IEP development. Its 12 storytelling tools help students understand how they learn, describe their strengths and needs, connect their experiences to their goals, and communicate what helps them succeed.

  • How to Build a College List for Students with Learning Differences

    How to Build a College List for Students with Learning Differences

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    Pathlitics analyzed 500+ verified student reviews about their college experience from students with ADHD, learning differences, and autism to find out what predicts success in college.  

  • English Learners with Disabilities Toolkit

    English Learners with Disabilities Toolkit

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    The National Center for Student Outcomes has put together a compilation of resources and tools to support English Learners with Disabilities.

  • How to Create Accessible Documents

    How to Create Accessible Documents

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    This resource covers five high-impact practices that transform the user experience for all learners, especially those using assistive technology like screen readers. Discover the basics of accessible Google Docs, Word documents, and PowerPoint slides to help ensure your content meets modern ADA and WCAG compliance standards.

  • CAST Universal Design for Learning Tools

    CAST Universal Design for Learning Tools

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    Get the support you need with flexible and robust digital tools to help you on your UDL journey. These research-backed educational platforms can help in any learning environment, with digital lessons, career exploration, and even web development tools.

  • 7 Ways to Put UDL Into Action in the Elementary Grades

    7 Ways to Put UDL Into Action in the Elementary Grades

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    Teachers can design learning experiences with an approach that supports all students where they are and helps them develop transferable skills.

  • SELF Affirmed Access Toolkit

    SELF Affirmed Access Toolkit

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    This free toolkit helps school leaders examine how scheduling decisions shape access to services and supports, especially for students with IEPs, multilingual learners, and students whose needs aren’t always reflected in traditional school structures. It provides practical guidance for building schedules where inclusive support is integrated from the beginning.

  • Behavior Support That Works

    Behavior Support That Works

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    This free toolkit walks your team through the full problem-solving process: defining behavior clearly, collecting and analyzing data to identify its function, building a function-aligned support plan, and tracking what’s working. Download guides, observation forms, and planning templates one at a time, or grab the complete set. Every resource is ready to copy, save, and…