Universal design for education aims to provide appropriate instruction for all learners. When teachers follow universal design principles, it can make planning easier and the final product more effective for all students. This presentation will discuss web resources, new technologies, and activities that can enhance universal design principles. It will provide examples of software like Kurzweil Reading Software, text-to-speech tools, and communication tools like blogs and instant messengers that can help make material accessible to more students. Web links are also included for further information on these technological resources.