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Great little tool for helping you figure out which areas of UDL implementation you're currently implementing and what you'd like to try or improve upon.

Hi Mallory! Here we are, some years later...I'm getting set to retire...but still looking at and using links and tools that show up from your mailing list. Great stuff! This looks like a great tool. I'm going to check it out with other staff, too, just for the reflection value. Have a great day.

Birchland School has been keeping data on the effectiveness of implementing UDL ever since their involvement in the UDL project. They have written up their results for both reading and writing and the results are astounding!

A long-awaited opinion by David Rose et. al. on whether technology is necessary for the implementation of UDL.

Dade County's Project WebSIGHT is based on Reciprocal Teaching which uses the five strategies prediction, clarification, visualization, questioning, and summarizing in teaching reading. This site gives you the lesson plans and resources to implement this

This is a great summary of UDL and a rubric-type chart of practical ideas for getting started in implementing UDL. Thanks to Maureen LaFleche for pointing me to this site!

There are some very good ideas for implementing UDL principles in teaching writing on this page.

There's currently a contest going on for the best UDL implementation video. Here's a link to some of the entries.

iLearn Technology is one of the best blogs I've seen for teaching educators about integrating technology and computer curriculum into the classroom. Kelly Tenkely presents the latest Web2.0 gadgets but also writes about how she's using them in her grade 5 classroom.

Utah's Jordan School District has a great selection of curriculum resources for teaching with technology. This is the district that created the Pay Attention video, and you can download it here.