What is one example of universal design in classroom instruction?

A) providing a peer tutor for a student with a disability
B) making class notes available online to all students in rich text or PDF format
C) providing a note taker for a student with a disability
D) allowing extra time for a student with a disability to complete a test

Making class notes available online in both rich text and PDF format is an example of universal design as it benefits all students, including those with disabilities, by providing them with access to information in a way that works best for them. This can help increase comprehension and retention for all students, regardless of their individual learning preferences or abilities. Providing a peer tutor, a note taker, or extra time for a specific student are accommodations that are tailored to the individual's needs, rather than being universally designed.