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SET-BC is a Provincial Resource Program designed to assist school districts in British Columbia in meeting the assistive technology needs of students with physical disabilities and visual impairments. There are lots of free downloadable tutorials and curriculum materials associated with AT programs such as Kurzweil, Clicker5, Boardmaker, and others at this site.

video calling for a new way to view assistive technology

Great video!

A newspaper for adult learners published by Capilano University with assistance from the BC Ministry of Advanced Education and the Pacific Newspaper Group

This presentation will describe ways that you can support literacy using free tools found on the internet. Types of technology supports for literacy will be discussed as well as the some of the free tools that are available on the Internet today. The last part of the session will deal with what Universal Design for Learning calls for and how the types of tools discussed can assist educators in achieving Universal Design for Learning in your classroom.

The Access Center improves students' access to the general education curriculum. The Access Center assists students with disabilities as well as students with other needs. There are links to videos about UDL and many great resources on this site.

On the left hand side, click the links for UDL resources or examples. They have some great strategies posted for assisting with curriculum elements such as printed text, lecture, etc.

This is the main page for the BC UDL project. Check out the links to the Resources and the LOR, where UDL lessons are posted by team members.

Mark was at the Harvard Institute and has just joined our Ning group and posted about his site.

This is an impressive collection of presentations on UDL and AT-related topics archived online. From Mark at the Virginia AT Program. Check it out!!