Combining Universal Design for Learning and AI to Enhance Instructional Design

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In part one of this series, we established the groundwork for this follow-up that fulfills the commitment to apply AI to improve course design. As design occurs for on-ground, hybrid, HyFlex, or online course delivery, the instructional design triad—instructional designer, faculty member, and subject matter expert (SME)—is a cornerstone for effective course development. Leveraging supplemental tools and appropriate design models during the course construction process can further improve the final product, ensuring a student-centric learning experience.

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