Best Practices for Universal Design in Online Learning

In an online learning environment, Universal Design focuses on increasing usability and improving the user experience for individuals with disabilities. With more than 18% of the population living with some form of disability, it is imperative that online courses are designed with accommodations to ensure the ease of use and comprehension.

Here are our 10 tips for Universal Design that will help to remove barriers and create greater accessibility for all users in a virtual classroom.

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