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The CAST (Center for Applied Special Technology) organization is devoted to expanding learning opportunities for all individuals, especially those with disabilities, through Universal Design for Learning (UDL). I found the CAST website to be a high-quality, valuable resource for educators and gave it a score of 5 on the DISCERN Instrument. The CAST Website defines UDL extensively and provides links to resources detailing how educators can implement UDL for their students. The website also provides a multitude of resources in their Research & Development, Learning Tools, Professional Devepment, and Library sections. I will refer back to the CAST website often to learn more about UDL and access tools for students.

This is a nicely put together WIKI page with links to things that are free. They can be used for UDL or for special education students.

A website that provides additional information regarding Universal Design for Learning. Links for UDL, Access, Representation, Expression, and Engagement, as well as iOS and Android.

The Trace Research and Development Center is part of the UW Madison College of Engineering. Founded in 1979 it has been a leader in the field of of technology and disability.

This site serves as a resource for professionals, families, and students looking for information regarding accessible materials and NIMAS.

The Digital Accessibility team works to provide accessible Information Communication Technologies for blind and partially sighted people. It also provides a link to the RNIB website, which is based out of Englad.