Realizing the Promise: Making Personalized Learning Accessible to All Learners

This webinar was recorded on September 1, 2015.

Using blended and online learning to create personalized learning environments can provide the least restrictive, most tailored education for students with disabilities. However, new learning models must be designed with all learners in mind to realize that promise. Watch this webinar for a conversation with national experts on making blended and online learning accessible to students with disabilities, and ensuring the personalized learning environments that they create are equitable. From course access quality reviews, to assessment policies, to new learning model design and implementation, this webinar addressed topics of interest to both policymakers and educators.

Raymond Rose, author of the iNACOL report Access and Equity for All Learners in Blended and Online Education and Lindsay Jones, Director of Public Policy & Advocacy, and Meghan Casey, Policy Research & Advocacy Associate at the National Center for Learning Disabilities, shared recommendations on meeting the needs of students with disabilities in personalized learning and in blended and online education. Maria Worthen, Vice President for Federal and State Policy at iNACOL moderated the webinar.

Presenters:

• Raymond Rose, Chair, Rose & Smith Associates
• Lindsay Jones, Director of Public Policy & Advocacy, National Center for Learning Disabilities
• Meghan Casey, Policy Research & Advocacy Associate, National Center for Learning Disabilities
• Maria Worthen, Vice President for Federal and State Policy, iNACOL