Using AI to Design Inclusive, UDL-Aligned Lessons with CAST

Come explore how artificial intelligence can support inclusive lesson design! Anticipate learner variability and reduce barriers—without lowering expectations or replacing professional judgment.

Grounded in the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) but designed for educators with no prior experience with the framework, this session focuses on practical, classroom-ready uses of AI. Participants will learn how AI can help you design or redesign lessons so more students can access content, stay engaged, and demonstrate what they know.

Through concrete examples and guided practice, participants will explore how AI can be used to:

• Offer multiple ways for students to engage with the same learning goal
• Provide options for students to express their understanding without changing standards or rigor
• Minimize barriers to learning
• Support teacher planning

By the end of the session, participants will leave with ready-to-use prompts, lesson redesign ideas, and practical strategies they can implement immediately. This session supports educators in using AI thoughtfully to design lessons that are more flexible, equitable, and responsive to the real variability of learners—while also reducing planning time and instructional burden.

This webinar is part of Share My Lesson's 2026 Virtual Conference. Join the community or register for all sessions.