Review of a Helpful UDL Website
Today I reviewed a new site that impressed me. As discussed
in the previous post, I will be expanding on the UDL module. This website first
goes into the three multiple means of UDL; representation, expression and
engagement which we talked about earlier. Under the E-Book (http://udl.wiki.ciu20.org/E-books) link on the right, there is a slide show that explains in detail how to create an E-Book using
PowerPoint and Voice Threads. They include tutorials and finished examples. There
are some sample UDL lessons under another link ( http://udl.wiki.ciu20.org/Sample+UDL+lessons ). I really liked that they had a
UDL lesson builder ( http://lessonbuilder.cast.org/ ). It is free to use but you do need to create an account. I
looked over the “Explore Model UDL Lesson Plans” ( http://lessonbuilder.cast.org/explore.php ) and it taught me, through
examples, different ways to incorporate UDL in the real classroom. It shows you
how each part is a UDL connection. This provided me with a helpful tool that I
will use in my teaching future.
Comprehensive overview of UDL which should be valuable in your teaching!
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