The purpose of this checklist is to provide support for program evaluators who design, develop, implement, and disseminate evaluations. This checklist is designed to assist the evaluator to include all individuals in the evaluation process; people of all ages and all abilities. To do this, evaluators are encouraged to use the seven principles of Universal Design1. “Universal design asks from the outset how to make the design work beautifully and seamlessly for as many people as possible. It seeks to consider the breadth of human diversity across the lifespan to create design solutions that work for all users”
UDE_Checklist_Sulewski_Gothberg_2013.pdf
Abstract and PowerPoint presentation from Panel Session 463: Toward Universal Design for Evaluation...#2009Conference #HowTo #Design #DisabilitiesandOtherVulnerablePopulations #DiversityandInclusion #Universal #disability #SpecialNeedsPopulations
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It's also a segment of a panel presentation titled Issues and Models: Evaluating Universal Design for Learning, presented at AEA 2010, November 11, 2010. This document, and the larger paper of which it a component, provide a framework for evaluating Universal Design for Learning projects. #learning #Universal #HowTo #for #Design #DiversityandInclusion #DisabilitiesandOtherVulnerablePopulations #2010Conference
A Framework for Evaluating UDL Projects.pdf
The session will include an introduction to universal design (the concept of designing products or programs so that they are accessible to everyone) as well as some practical strategies and tools for making evaluations more inclusive at every stage. #DisabilitiesandOtherVulnerablePopulations #Design #Universal #WebinarSeries
1 Comment - Jennifer Sulewski also has a great blog post on aea365 Alerts on Using Universal Design to Make Your Evaluations More Inclusive at http://aea365.org/blog/?p=1345 and, for members only, the screencast and recording of the Coffee Break Webinar she did on Using Universal Design To Make Your Evaluation More Accessible To People With Disabilities and Other Vulnerable Populations may be accessed here http://bit.ly/SulewskiUDWeb but you will need to log in using your AEA username and password