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Think UDL

Think UDL
Universal Design For Learning
Higher Education
Accessibility In Education
Learner Variability
Neurodiversity
Student Engagement
Slow Pedagogy
Accessibility
Project Enable
Universal Design For Learning (UDL)
Assistive Technology
Accessibility In Libraries
Disabled Students
Neuro-Inclusive Advising
Teaching Excellence
Reflective Practice
Education
Library Services
Cognitive Overload
UDL (universal Design For Learning)

Lillian Nave talks learner variability

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Welcome to Ep 167 of the Think UDL Podcast: Your UDL Network Will Change the System with Matt Brett. In this episode, Dr. Matt Brett and I discuss how leadership in UDL often shows up through organizational knowledge flows rather than through formal ... more

Welcome to Ep 166: Choose Your Own Biology Assessment with Mike Widjaja and Osu Lilje. Mike Widjaja and Osu Lilje are both Education Focused Academics in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Sydney. Mike teaches in large... more

Welcome to Ep 165: Drama in Education with Louise Heeran Flynn. Dr Louise Heeran Flynn is an Assistant Professor in Teacher Education at the School of Education, Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin. She has recently published an article ... more

Welcome to Ep 164: Creative and Expressive Learning Pathways with Jill Weidknecht Van Horne. Jill Weidknecht Van Horne, PhD, is my friend and colleague and is an Associate Professor and the Program Director of the Professional School Counseling Progr... more

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Recent Guests

Matt Brett
Director of Academic Governance and Standards at Deakin University; project director for a national capacity-building project on disability in Australian higher education
Deakin University; ACCESS (Australian Centre for Student Equity and Success)
Episode: Your UDL Network Will Change the System with Matt Brett
Mike Widjaja
Education Focused Academic in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Sydney
University of Sydney
Episode: Choose Your Own Biology Assessment with Mike Widjaja and Osu Lilje
Osu Lilje
Education Focused Academic in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Sydney
University of Sydney
Episode: Choose Your Own Biology Assessment with Mike Widjaja and Osu Lilje
Louise Heeran Flynn
Assistant Professor in Teacher Education at the School of Education, Trinity College Dublin, University of Dublin, Ireland
Trinity College Dublin
Episode: Drama in Education with Louise Heeran Flynn
Dr. Jill Weidknecht Van Horne
Associate Professor and Program Director of the Professional School Counseling Program at Appalachian State University; editor and author in expressive arts therapies
Appalachian State University
Episode: Creative and Expressive Learning Pathways with Jill Weidknecht Van Horne
Sarah Silverman
Independent faculty developer and instructor of disability studies
Independent faculty developer
Episode: Low Tech, No Tech Accessibility Considerations with Sarah Silverman
Hazel Gedikli
Interim Director of the Office of Faculty Development and Academic Support (Ofdas)
Ofdas, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Episode: Sensory Spaces with Hazel Gedikli, Holly Manaseri, and Manca Sustarsic
Holly Manaseri
Faculty member at the Center on Disability Studies
Center on Disability Studies, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Episode: Sensory Spaces with Hazel Gedikli, Holly Manaseri, and Manca Sustarsic
Manca Sustarsic
Faculty member at the Center on Disability Studies
Center on Disability Studies, University of Hawaii at Manoa
Episode: Sensory Spaces with Hazel Gedikli, Holly Manaseri, and Manca Sustarsic

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Lillian Nave
Host of the show focused on universal design for learning and learner variability

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Choose Your Own Biology Assessment with Mike Widjaja and Osu Lilje
Q: What makes you a different kind of learner?
Mike explains he thrives in group settings and now designs assessments to leverage group work and collaboration.
Drama in Education with Louise Heeran Flynn
Q: How did drama and UDL start to intersect in your work, and why is Drama a practical bridge to UDL?
Louise describes her shift from theory to practice, the translational research approach, and how drama provides practical strategies to implement UDL in classrooms by making abstract guidelines tangible and contextually relevant.
Creative and Expressive Learning Pathways with Jill Weidknecht Van Horne
Q: How do you connect therapy modalities like play therapy and equine-assisted therapy to university teaching and counselor education?
She describes integrating experiential, multi-sensory approaches into coursework, clinical training, and field experiences, using horses and play-based activities to illuminate theory and enhance student learning outcomes.
Creative and Expressive Learning Pathways with Jill Weidknecht Van Horne
Q: So Jill, what makes you a different kind of learner?
Jill explains she is naturally relational and kinesthetic, with a tendency to think in hands-on ways, and she has learned to embrace these differences as strengths rather than barriers.
Low Tech, No Tech Accessibility Considerations with Sarah Silverman
Q: What role does communication play in implementing these strategies?
Clear, ongoing conversations among faculty and students about needs, expectations, and the rationale behind tech choices help create a respectful, effective learning environment.

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What is Think UDL about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A thoughtful deep-dive into universal design for learning and learner variability, with episodes spanning policy, assessment design, drama and arts-based approaches, trauma-informed pedagogy in STEM, AI in education, and online course design. Conversations consistently center on practical strategies to make learning accessible and engaging for diverse students, often featuring university faculty, instructional designers, and allied educators who experiment with flexible formats, creative methods, and collaborative learning models. A standout thread is the commitment to translating theory into classroom-sensible practices—from low-tech accessibility to scalable, inclusive assessment—while exploring systemic factors that influence educational... more

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