Accessibility/Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

When it comes to accessibility it's important to note that accessibility  doesn't relate solely to disabilities. Accessibility should be universal because every individual has their unique way of learning. Information should be readily available and presented in a variety of formats that are easy for individuals to access and digest. We are all learners and have specific ways we learn content better like some individuals are more hands on learners while others like more visuals. We live in a modern world that brings us so many technological advances which provide a variety of ways to provide accessibility to cater to individual needs of learners. Accessibility in the online learning space can include links to videos, audio descriptions, colorful text, the list goes on. Everyone deserves to be able to equally access information and as instructional designers we should strive to create solutions instead of more hoops for our learners to have to jump through.