2. Universal Design for Learning
• UDL helps to remove barriers that
restrains or obstructs progress in fulfilling
a task at hand
• UDL is a process by which a curriculum is
intentionally and systematically designed
from the beginning to address individual
differences.
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3. UDL: Framework
• Provide Multiple Means of
Representation (the “what” of learning)
• Provide Multiple Means of Action and
Expression (the “how” of learning)
• Provide Multiple Means of Engagement
(the “why” of learning)
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6. IPAD and Multiple Means of Representation
– Magnify the Screen
– Change Brightness and Font Size
– Convert Text to Speech
– Check Spelling
– VoiceOver (Screen Reader)
– Spell Check
– Play Audio or Video
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7. IPAD and Multiple Means of Expression
• Student are provided a wealth of ways to
present their learning experience on the
iPad
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8. IPADs and Multiple Means of Engagement
• Choice
• Collaboration and Communcation
• Creativity through Drawing, Recording,
Photo Editing
• Many Apps
– “We have an App for That”
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10. References
• National Center on Universal Design
Learning
• Apple IPAD
• IPAD Curriculum
– Planning Ideas for IPAD
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Notas do Editor
Principle 1Provide Multiple Means of Representation1. Provide options for perception2. Provide options for language, mathematical expressions, and symbols3. provide options for comprehensionPrinciple 2Provide Multiple Means of Action and Expression1. Provide options for physical action2. Provide options for expression and communication3. Provide options for executive functionsPrinciple 3Provide Multiple Means of Engagement1. Provide options for recruiting interest2. Provide options for sustaining effort and persistence3. Provide options for self-regulationhttp://www.spectronicsinoz.com/blog/tools-and-resources/universal-design-for-learning-new-guidelines-released/
Accommodations are changes to content, format, or conditions (instructional, assessment) for particular students that do not reduce learning expectations or change the construct but do remove construct-irrelevant factors so that students are able to access the content and fully demonstrate what they know and can do.
