Universally designed curriculum requires digital content at its core, enabling greater possibilities for access for students with disabilities.
Teachers can request that publishers provide digital versions of materials for specific learners.
Case law will have an impact on this, and publishers that recognize the value of maintaining good client relations will accommodate such needs. To create flexible lessons, teachers can find digital text, images, sounds, and movies on myriad subjects. In this section we provide some sources for these materials, with basic instructions on how to obtain and work with different kinds of media. Back to index Copyright Law and Fair Use Works that are in the public domain, because their copyright has expired or because the author has relinquished copyright, are often available for free. These works may be easy to find and download, and may be in fairly universal formats.