Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

Re-designing instruction on the iPad with UDL & That data presentation (again :)

“Unprecedented times”. This is a phrase that we are tired of reading, as educators and special educators. There is a silver lining though. With so much instruction occurring digitally in this past year, now is a time to reflect on the lessons of the last year–when you get a break and a moment to think, … Continue reading “Re-designing instruction on the iPad with UDL & That data presentation (again :)”

Filed under: Pick of the Week, Research to Practice, Tech in Action Videos, Tips from the Field, Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

Creating Social Connections- Least You Need to Know Series

Emily Hoeh and Suzannah Chatlos share strategies on creating social connections using technology! Check out the YouTube video at this link here.

Filed under: Least you Need to Know Series, Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

Creating Accessible Videos for Teaching

By: Dr. Tara Kaczorowski This video in the ISET “The Least You Need to Know” series leads you through basic tips for creating accessible video content for teaching. Ready to extend your knowledge? Here are some links to other videos that will demonstrate some of the technical procedures I describe in the video: … Continue reading “Creating Accessible Videos for Teaching”

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Turn your PDF or hard copy Graphic Organizer into an editable digital worksheet! From Amy Almada

Filed under: Assistive Technology (AT), Pick of the Week, Research to Practice, Tech in Action Videos, Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

Dr. Don McMahon of the VR2GO Lab at Washington State University demonstrates two ways of using the applications ShowMe and Doceri as a way to the UDL concepts of multiple means of engagement and expression in these two Tech in Action Videos.

Are you using technology in an innovative way or as a tool to implement an EBP? Submit your technology in action video and we may feature it here on our ISET webpage!

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Show Me App

This video shows Don McMahon, PhD demonstrating the use of the Show Me app, a free whiteboard tool. Show Me can be used as an option for students who might find writing a challenge to demonstrate their knowledge comprehension in other ways. For more information on the Universal Design for Learning framework please visit http://www.cast.org/

Filed under: Tech in Action Videos, Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

AT for Transition

Filed under: Assistive Technology (AT), Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), Research to Practice, Tech in Action Videos, Universal Design for Learning (UDL)