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SUMMARY:Global GEG Event: Built In\, Not Bolted On-A Guide to UDL and Googl
 e Accessibility
LAST-MODIFIED:20260505T193712Z
LOCATION:meet.google.com/aag-uwht-pvd
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DESCRIPTION:Click the link below to go to the event page:\nhttps://www.goog
 leforeducommunity.com/t5/Events/Global-GEG-Event-Built-In-Not-Bolted-On-A-
 Guide-to-UDL-and/ec-p/235756#M109\n\nEvent Overview Join the Global Google
  Educator Group (Global GEG) for “Built In\, Not Bolted On: A Guide to UDL
  and Google Accessibility\,” a focused session timed with Global Accessibi
 lity Awareness Day. Most teachers learn accessibility as a remediation tas
 k: add captions\, fix the alt text\, raise the contrast\, all after the le
 sson is already built. This session flips that. This event will be hosted 
 by one of the GEG Instructional Coaches leaders\, Jeff Bradbury\, and it w
 ill feature guests Dr. Rocco Catrone\, BCBA-D\, IBA\, CPACC and Noa Minter
 . In this webinar\, you will see what it looks like when Universal Design 
 for Learning is the architecture and Google’s built-in accessibility featu
 res are the toolkit that fits inside it. You will leave with a practical U
 DL frame\, a demo of accessibility features in Docs\, Slides\, and Meet\, 
 and a small set of conversation moves you can bring to your next teacher m
 eeting.  Host  Jeffrey Bradbury Jeff Bradbury is an ISTE+ASCD 20 to Watch 
 Award winner\, digital learning strategist\, and creator of the TeacherCas
 t Educational Network. He currently serves as a Digital Media Teacher in t
 he New Milford Public School District (CT) and Adjunct Instructor at Fort 
 Hays State University. A Google Certified Innovator\, Microsoft Innovative
  Educator\, TEDx Speaker\, and author of Impact Standards\, Jeff is dedica
 ted to helping educators save time and maximize their classroom impact.  G
 uests   Dr. Rocco Catrone  Rocco Catrone (he/him) is a researcher and clin
 ician with experience across hospitals\, schools\, job coaching\, academia
 \, in-home supports\, clinics\, and private practice. His work centers on 
 inclusive\, individual-led approaches to disability supports\, informed by
  his own lived experience with multiple disabilities. Rocco collaborates t
 o build environments of success grounded in respect\, empowerment\, and eq
 uity.  Noa Minter  Noa Minter\, a UIC doctoral student and U.S. Army veter
 an\, draws on lived experience as a 2e AuDHD researcher to address neurode
 velopmental disabilities. By synthesizing neuroscience and ABA\, Noa targe
 ts the cognitive-adaptive gap in twice-exceptional populations. The work o
 perationalizes executive function and analyzes "spiky profiles" to develop
  precise supports. Noa translates mechanistic drivers into systemic policy
  to improve adult outcomes.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<P>Click the link below to go to the event pag
 e:</P><BR><A href="https://www.googleforeducommunity.com/t5/Events/Global-
 GEG-Event-Built-In-Not-Bolted-On-A-Guide-to-UDL-and/ec-p/235756#M109">http
 s://www.googleforeducommunity.com/t5/Events/Global-GEG-Event-Built-In-Not-
 Bolted-On-A-Guide-to-UDL-and/ec-p/235756#M109</A><BR><BR><H3 id="toc-hId-1
 450994051"><STRONG>Event Overview</STRONG></H3>\n<P><SPAN>Join the Global 
 Google Educator Group (Global GEG) for “Built In\, Not Bolted On: A Guide 
 to UDL and Google Accessibility\,” a focused session timed with Global Acc
 essibility Awareness Day.</SPAN></P>\n<P><SPAN>Most teachers learn accessi
 bility as a remediation task: add captions\, fix the alt text\, raise the 
 contrast\, all after the lesson is already built. This session flips that.
  This event will be hosted by one of the GEG Instructional Coaches leaders
 \, Jeff Bradbury\, and it will feature guests Dr. Rocco Catrone\, BCBA-D\,
  IBA\, CPACC and Noa Minter. In this webinar\, you will see what it looks 
 like when Universal Design for Learning is the architecture and Google’s b
 uilt-in accessibility features are the toolkit that fits inside it. You wi
 ll leave with a practical UDL frame\, a demo of accessibility features in 
 Docs\, Slides\, and Meet\, and a small set of conversation moves you can b
 ring to your next teacher meeting.<BR /><BR /><STRONG>Host</STRONG></SPAN>
 </P>\n<P><span class="lia-inline-image-display-wrapper lia-image-align-inl
 ine" image-alt="Sabina_Hussaini_0-1777656351749.png" style="width: 200px\;
 "><img src="https://www.googleforeducommunity.com/t5/image/serverpage/imag
 e-id/7183i4832384ADDB3E69A/image-size/small?v=v2&amp\;px=200" role="button
 " title="Sabina_Hussaini_0-1777656351749.png" alt="Sabina_Hussaini_0-17776
 56351749.png" /></span>&nbsp\;<STRONG>Jeffrey Bradbury</STRONG><BR /><SPAN
 >Jeff Bradbury is an ISTE+ASCD 20 to Watch Award winner\, digital learning
  strategist\, and creator of the TeacherCast Educational Network. He curre
 ntly serves as a Digital Media Teacher in the New Milford Public School Di
 strict (CT) and Adjunct Instructor at Fort Hays State University. A Google
  Certified Innovator\, Microsoft Innovative Educator\, TEDx Speaker\, and 
 author of </SPAN><I><SPAN>Impact Standards</SPAN></I><SPAN>\, Jeff is dedi
 cated to helping educators save time and maximize their classroom impact.<
 /SPAN><BR /><BR /><STRONG>Guests<BR /></STRONG></P>\n<P><span class="lia-i
 nline-image-display-wrapper lia-image-align-inline" image-alt="Sabina_Huss
 aini_1-1777656447558.png" style="width: 200px\;"><img src="https://www.goo
 gleforeducommunity.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/7184i3B391610659C1FA6/
 image-size/small?v=v2&amp\;px=200" role="button" title="Sabina_Hussaini_1-
 1777656447558.png" alt="Sabina_Hussaini_1-1777656447558.png" /></span>&nbs
 p\;<STRONG>Dr. Rocco Catrone<BR /><BR /></STRONG><SPAN>Rocco Catrone (he/h
 im) is a researcher and clinician with experience across hospitals\, schoo
 ls\, job coaching\, academia\, in-home supports\, clinics\, and private pr
 actice. His work centers on inclusive\, individual-led approaches to disab
 ility supports\, informed by his own lived experience with multiple disabi
 lities. Rocco collaborates to build environments of success grounded in re
 spect\, empowerment\, and equity.</SPAN></P>\n<P><span class="lia-inline-i
 mage-display-wrapper lia-image-align-inline" image-alt="Sabina_Hussaini_2-
 1777656493038.jpeg" style="width: 200px\;"><img src="https://www.googlefor
 educommunity.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/7185i0DD31506EC3B9501/image-
 size/small?v=v2&amp\;px=200" role="button" title="Sabina_Hussaini_2-177765
 6493038.jpeg" alt="Sabina_Hussaini_2-1777656493038.jpeg" /></span>&nbsp\;<
 STRONG>Noa Minter<BR /><BR /></STRONG><SPAN>Noa Minter\, a UIC doctoral st
 udent and U.S. Army veteran\, draws on lived experience as a 2e AuDHD rese
 archer to address neurodevelopmental disabilities. By synthesizing neurosc
 ience and ABA\, Noa targets the cognitive-adaptive gap in twice-exceptiona
 l populations. The work operationalizes executive function and analyzes "s
 piky profiles" to develop precise supports. Noa translates mechanistic dri
 vers into systemic policy to improve adult outcomes.</SPAN></P>
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