I have recently reviewed the WIKI Site which includes a UDL tech
tool kit. This tech tool kit has so many resources for all aspects of the classroom.
It is easy to access and user friendly. This website contains technology resources
to support Universal Design for Learning in all classrooms. There are lists of
resources for study skills, graphic organizers, writing tools, math tools, text
to speech/speech to text, and so much more to explore. The resources I explored
would bring UDL into any classroom because there are resources to match all
learning styles and help all learners be successful in their classroom
environment. For the visual-spatial student there are tons of graphic organizer
websites, like Learn Alberta,
which allows you to download different templates and type into it. Students
with disabilities will benefit from these resources as well. For example on
this website magic keys,
there are FREE books that have audio so they can listen to the words while they
read. In my own professional teaching practice I have discovered useful math
resources that would make great additions to my every day lesson planning. Braining Camp has interactive math lessons that are aligned with the common core
standards and my math curriculum which would make great supplemental material.
In my personal life I will have my nephew use Quizlet, a website to create flashcards
to help him memorize his multiplication facts while using a fun flashcard game. I
have also created a Prezi to introduce myself to my students in the beginning
of the school year. This allows them to keep this resource in their tool kit if they
needed a way to organize or present their own work. Here is my introduction
Prezi if you would like to view an example.
Although all of the resources are not free, these are just a few of the many
great FREE resources or FREE trial resources available in the wiki site UDL
tool kit. To check out the website follow my reference link!
Reference: http://udltechtoolkit.wikispaces.com/
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