Preparing to Teach Online: Lesson 2: Applying Universal Design for Learning to Assessment (15 mins): Providing Multiple Means of Action & Expression ( 8 minutes)

Lesson 2: Applying Universal Design for Learning to Assessment (15 mins)

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Providing Multiple Means of Action & Expression ( 8 minutes)

The third UDL Guideline, Providing Multiple Means of Action and Expression, is all about giving students options for demonstrating their knowledge. Specifically, UDL directs us to provided options in three areas:

1. Provide options for Physical Action

Vary the methods for response and navigation
Optimize access to tools and assistive technologies

2. Provide options for Expression & Communication

Use multiple media for communication
Use multiple tools for construction and composition
Build fluencies with graduated levels of support for practice and performance

3. Provide options for Executive Functions

Guide appropriate goal-setting
Support planning and strategy development
Facilitate managing information and resources
Enhance capacity for monitoring progress

The video below from Oakland University provides concrete strategies for applying UDL guidelines student action and expression.

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