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Applications of Universal Design


DO-IT promotes the use of universal design principles to create a more accessible and usable world. DO-IT is funded by the U.S. Department of Education (grant # OPE P333A020044, #OPE P333A990042, and # OPE P333A050064) and the National Science Foundation (Cooperative Agreement #HRD-0227995) to share guidance and resources on creating more accessible products and environments through the use of universal design. DO-IT's special focus is on the accessible design of information technology and universal design in education (UDE).

The following DO-IT publications and videos apply universal design principles to a wide variety of products and environments; Including instruction, websites, distance learning courses, software, multimedia, libraries, computer labs, career centers, advising offices, tutoring and learning centers, and conference exhibits. Many of them provide checklists for implementation of universal design in a specific application area; developed with formative input from the field and tested nationwide, in put to further refine these products is welcome from practitioners.

Overview

Universal Design in Education

Universal Design of Instruction

Universal Design of The Technological Environment

Universal Design of Distance Learning

Universal Design as a Topic of Instruction

Universal Design of Libraries

Universal Design of Student Services

Universal Design of Projects, Conference Exhibits, and Presentations

Universal Design Checklists from Other Organizations

The following documents provide checklists for applications of universal design to products and environments with most emphasis on accessible design for people with disabilities.