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PowerPoint™ presentations or slide presentations range from introductory slides about UD, to models of UD, to specific instructional content for teaching universal design implementation and skills.

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Universal Design In Higher Education

This Power Point presentation was developed as a basic DARC (Departmental Accessibility Resource Coordinator) training module.

R2D2 Center at UW-Milwaukee

Universal Design in Higher Education  (PowerPoint Presentation)

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Accessible Presentations

This website provides information and links regarding making presentations more accessible and how to design for inclusion.

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The Future in Universal Design - Service Learning

This PowerPoint slide presentation used at a conference of the Association University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD), offers Universal Design within the context of Service Learning Projects. It addresses how can UD be applied to National Service and within the disability community and provides an example. Included in the presentation is an activity, "How do you move this beyond the physical to enhanced program design?"

Sue Lin, Project Director Karla Kmetz, Project Specialist for the Association University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD)

The Future in Universal Design - Service Learning  (PowerPoint Presentation)

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Web Best Practices Overview

Web Best Practices Overview: This group, lead by Jon Gunderson of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, convenes regularly "to develop best practices for web development using HTML, CSS, Javascript and Adobe PDF." Information about joining, issues and topics for discussion are found at this website.

Assistive Technology in Higher Education Network (ATHENS)

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The message I'll share...is that inclusion is extremely important for kids with and without disabilities.

Clay Aiken