Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework for course design that creates an equitable learning environment for students and instructors. By focusing on providing multiple means of engagement, representation, and action and expression, UDL will increase student success, engagement, and ownership of learning.

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The Canvas Learning Management system is a technology used by ASU for course communication. Creating an effective Canvas course shell can save administrative time, provide more insight on student performance, provide clear expectations and requirements for students, and provide timely quality feedback. This QRG includes methods to create and manage impactful Canvas course shells.

Backward design is an educational method that begins with defining learning goals and objectives, followed by assessments and designing instructional materials to support the learner’s journey. This QRG overviews how backward design benefits faculty and students with steps for implementation.