Ask LUDIAYou do not need all six pathways today. Choose the group that fits you best. Each group has one place to start and a few more places to look.
- Start here if you work inHigher education or assistive technologyFaculty, disability services, and AT staff.
For Primary and Secondary (K-12) Educators and School Leaders
Start here: Primary and Secondary (K-12) Educators and School Leaders
Designing Classrooms and Learning Spaces (opens in a new tab)
A short Starting Point Guide with a few practical places to begin.
Then explore: Primary and Secondary (K-12) Educators and School Leaders
- Pathway 3: Accessibility for Learning Communities (opens in a new tab)Ten parts of school life, from libraries to events and hiring.
- More Starting Point Guides (opens in a new tab)Physical education, community events, and hiring.
- UDL Access Crosswalk (opens in a new tab)Pathway 3 resources under the CAST UDL Guidelines Access considerations.
- Pathway 4: Critical Frameworks and Curriculum Resources (opens in a new tab)For school leaders. Frameworks for going beyond compliance, including CITES from CAST.
Try this: Primary and Secondary (K-12) Educators and School Leaders
- Open the Starting Point Guide.
- Pick one idea you could try in your classroom or school this month.
For Higher Education and Assistive Technology Staff
Start here: Higher Education and Assistive Technology Staff
Pathway 6: No-Cost Digital Resources (opens in a new tab)
No-cost tools in six areas, with an A to Z index.
Then explore: Higher Education and Assistive Technology Staff
- Review and Approval Sheet (opens in a new tab)Every tool in one sheet, with a column for your technology and data privacy team to approve it.
- Pathway 5: No-Cost Courses (opens in a new tab)Online accessibility courses, including AHEAD ARK for higher education.
- Designing Libraries and Community Learning Spaces (opens in a new tab)A Starting Point Guide for campus spaces.
Try this: Higher Education and Assistive Technology Staff
- Browse one of the six areas in Pathway 6.
- Choose one tool you could share with a student or a colleague.
For Families, Caregivers, and Community Members
Start here: Families, Caregivers, and Community Members
Easy Read Guide (opens in a new tab)
The collection in short sentences, with a picture next to each idea.
Then explore: Families, Caregivers, and Community Members
- Family Partnership and Advocacy (opens in a new tab)In Pathway 3. Resources to help you name barriers and work with schools as partners.
- Connecting with the Community (opens in a new tab)A Starting Point Guide for community life.
- Pathway 6: No-Cost Digital Resources (opens in a new tab)Tools for reading, writing, focus, and more at home.
- Glossary (opens in a new tab)Look up any word you do not know.
Try this: Families, Caregivers, and Community Members
- Find one resource that helps you name a barrier your learner meets.
- Write down one question you could bring to your school.