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UDL - Universal Design for Learning
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The pedagogical framework to designing learning environments to teach and to support ALL learners!
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Kathleen McClaskey
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This powerful post from D. Mourlam describes the apps that can not only enhance lessons so they are universally-designed but can also be used by learners to express what they know. He provides a description of each app and what the UDL Connections are with each app.
> Videolicious and Flexible Methods of Expression and Apprenticeship > iMovie and Flexible Methods of Presentation > Skitch and Flexible Methods of Expression and Apprenticeship > Evernote and Flexible Methods of Expression and Apprenticeship > Twitter and Flexible Options for Engagement > Facebook and Flexible Options for Engagement > Prezi Viewer and Flexible Methods for Presentation > VoiceThread and Flexible Methods of Expression and Apprenticeship > Skype and Flexible Options for Engagement > Screen Chomp and Flexible Methods of Expression and Apprenticeship
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This site offers a comprehensive list of online tools that can support UDL Principle 3: Multiple Means of Engagement along with specific information about the site. This list includes:
> Options for Engagement: 3 Especially Engaging Programs > Websites that support, re-enforce, extend and enrich learning > Blogging Platforms Commonly used in Classrooms with a sample of class blogs > Tried and Tested Projects that Engage > A variety of "Interesting Ways"presentations by Tom Barrett
Thank you Paul Hamilton!
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Use QR codes, AR apps and posters, and iBeacons to get students moving and engaged while bolstering their executive functioning and comprehension skills.
Kathleen McClaskey's insight:
How do you create a learning environment that is filled with purposeful, motivated, strategic, goal-directed learners? One way to create this type of learning environment is with the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework, which aims to develop expert learners. In addition to removing barriers and making learning accessible to the widest varied of learners possible, UDL addresses many of the metacognitive and self-efficacy skills associated with becoming an expert learner, including:
Discover from Luis Perez and Kendra Grant the tools that can help develop the expert learner.
Karen Sikkel's curator insight,
November 2, 2017 6:20 PM
How do you create a learning environment that is filled with purposeful, motivated, strategic, goal-directed learners? One way to create this type of learning environment is with the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework, which aims to develop expert learners. In addition to removing barriers and making learning accessible to the widest varied of learners possible, UDL addresses many of the metacognitive and self-efficacy skills associated with becoming an expert learner, including:
Discover from Luis Perez and Kendra Grant the tools that can help develop the expert learner. 
Rhonda James-Danielsson's curator insight,
January 11, 2019 4:48 AM
rhonda.james-danielsson@almhult.com
Delphine Williams Young's curator insight,
August 28, 2022 11:29 PM
How do we engender expert learners?
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How can Web 2.0 tools help support UDL Principle 3: the "why" of learning? Here are just a few example on how wikis, podcasts and blogs can provide "muliple means of expression".
How can wikis help? > Hyperlinks can be used to make meaningful connections between current content and its “real life” uses > Hyperlinks can be used to connect to news reports and other information that validates the time spent in class on a topic > Educators can offer students option to work together in an online format on group projects > Educators can offer students the option to share work product online (either with or without comments and changes available to viewers)
How can podcasts help? > Educators can offer multiple podcasts or vodcasts that explain content from different angles > Educators can allow students to use podcasting (such as songs, radio shows, and news reports) and vodcasting (such as music videos, documentaries, and performing arts) technologies alone or as a group to create projects
How can blogs help? > Educators can use daily and weekly blog postings to clarify choices and communicate to students and parents which parts are choice and which parts are required > Educators can use blog postings to frequently make connections between the current content and real-life applications
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How the Universal Design for Learning concept of multiple means of engagement can be implemented on an iPad. Via Smaragda Papadopoulou
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Engagement is essential for learning!
At the Symposium participants and speakers will engage in a variety of session types to: