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Online By Design

Course Objectives and Learning Outcomes

  • Enhance Your Practice

    Explain basic theory (why, what, how) of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) as pertains to online course design.

  • Use the UDL Principles

    Use UDL principles and practices to design and develop highly effective online learning experiences including both asynchronous and synchronous aspects.

  • Design and Deliver Accessible Courses

    After completing the modules in this course, you will be able to design engaging, effective, and accessible courses using the features of your LMS.

Pricing

About the Course

This course was designed to support you in designing effective and accessible online learning environments specifically using the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in the context of contemporary learning management systems. 

For the purpose of this course, we will provide links for "how to's" for the top 4 LMSs (Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Schoology). However, the principles we advocate here are practicable in all modern LMSs.  

How the Course Works:

  • Review the Syllabus
  • Watch the video introducing each module
  • Review each lesson
  • Dive deeper into the content. Review readings and resources, the key is to self-differentiate. Choose what that works best for you and helps you better understand the content and engage with the lesson
  • Post to the discussion board, interact with your classmates if you choose to, and make connections
  • Taking the course for grad credit? Complete a final project for feedback
  • Receive your completion certificate for 45 continuing education hours or 3 graduate-level continuing education credits (as applicable)

Meet the Instructor

Eric Moore

Eric J. Moore, PhD is a UDL specialist, consultant, and evaluator via Innospire.org. He also currently serves at the UDL and accessibility specialist for the University of Tennessee, Knoxville where he is supporting the implementation and scaling of UDL on campus. Eric co-leads a UDL in Higher Ed Network, which is open for anyone interested in UDL in higher education to join. Eric holds BA, M.Ed., and PhD degrees in education, and has over a decade of experience in the classroom including middle school, high school, and higher education and subjects including literature, philosophy, and teacher education.

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