CREATING AN INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION BASED ON UDL TECHNOLOGIES
Keywords:
inclusive education, UDL, higher education, barrier-free environment, adaptive technologies, pedagogical technologies, students with disabilities, quality of education.Abstract
This article discusses the issues of creating an inclusive environment in higher education based on Universal Design for Learning (UDL) technologies. The theoretical foundations and main principles of the UDL approach, as well as its importance in organizing an adapted educational environment for students with disabilities, are analyzed. In addition, the role of digital and adaptive technologies in improving the effectiveness of inclusive education is revealed.##plugins.themes.default.displayStats.downloads##
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