During its lifespan, the UDLnet project has produced a set of highly innovative outcomes which are publicly available to all:

UDLnet UDL Course (1EC)
This course has been developed to provide teachers and student teachers with an opportunity to become acquainted with the principles of Universal Design for Learning and its application.
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UDLnet UDL Course (5EC)
In the course of this module you will familiarize yourself with the principles of Universal Design for learning and learn to implement them in your daily teaching practice
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UDLnet Reference Card
The reference card is a quick entry to UDL principles and serves as an instrument to compare own teaching with UDL and draw conclusion for resulting measures. This card is at disposal anytime.
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UDLnet Inventory
The inventory aims to provide a comprehensive Inventory of UDL Good Practices to benefit the interested users in the field (educationalists, teachers, professors, practitioners, etc.)
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UDLnet community
The community serves as an instrument for communicating and exchanging experience in teaching and UDL.
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Pathway to Universal Design for Learning
The Pathway aims to support the deployment of accessible educational content and to make available our findings, which may be used at regional, national and transnational level
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Furthermore, the UDLnet project has organised the following successful events:

UDLnet organised the Open Schools for Open Societies Conference 2016 on 4-6 November 2016.

The aim of the conference is to introduce and discuss the notion of the “Open School”. A school that effectively introduces innovations in education is an engaging environment not only for the students and teachers. It re-designs learning to accommodate and include difference and brings together families, community groups, local businesses, experts, universities, and others into an innovation ecosystem. 

UDLnet organised the "Universal Design for Learning: innovation in promoting inclusive best practice in today's schools" european workshop on 24th November 2015 at Conference Centre of Childvision, the National Education Centre for Blind Children in Drumcondra.

See more on the seminar, HERE.