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Uses videos to teach phonics...very cute.

Navify is an interface for viewing Wikipedia articles with videos, music, photo galleries, and comments. One of the strategies for supporting students' recognition network is using multiple examples and using a variety of media. This resource makes it easy!

Convert files to just about any image, document, audio, or video type.

Awesome free site creates embed code that you can use to embed documents or videos on your wiki or website. Very cool because once embedded you can scroll or enlarge sections of the document.

2100 videos and 100 self-paced lessons mainly about math topics that started as Sal Khan tutoring turoring his cousins and has now become a non-profit academy. Great TED talk on the main page talks about implications for changing education including flipping the lecture/homework paradigm.

Great videos provide 60-second recap of literature classics.

Alberta website has great resources on UDL, RTI, Differentiation, Leadership and Inclusion, Positive Behaviour Support, etc. Includes videos and materials from an Alberta UDL Institute in 2011 with David Rose and Grace Meo.

Here's a set of very simple one-page Kurzweil Tutorials with matching videos that I created for Middle School Students. The info-tech teacher wanted something to use for introducing just one feature a day but feel free to mix and match for longer training or workshops.

Great video showing students working collaboratively at an astonishing number of SBs in the same room.

Kristen's new video about fairness.

Kristen Wien's updated UDL video

Paul Hamilton recently blogged about this great new phonics teaching site...high quality instructional videos, activities, ad-free

Fantastic video by Tod Rose at Harvard describing how designing for average designs for no one. Uses an example from the Air Force and applies it to education.

Free app from CanAssist lets you add photos, video, and voice to create reminders and/or schedules, lists.

Awesome video by two Biology 12 teachers in SD 63 Saanich describing their success with Flipped Classroom.

Great video about how to use Livebinders in a UDL compatible approach at the bottom of this blog post. Other tools shown are audacity, quizlet, wallwisher, shahi.

Whole channel dedicated to videos of UDL in use in classrooms.

Short video explanation of Kahoot, a very engaging and easy to use learner response system! You can use public quizzes or create your own. Basically you launch the quiz on your device and display it on a screen. Students will see the questions and the answers. Students sign in to kahoot.it on their own devices, enter the quiz's pin number, a nickname and respond. To create your own kahoots, go to getkahoot.com to create a free account.

This is a pretty cool hack. Just mirror your iPad to your SMARTBoard and then turn on the iPad camera. Voila, instant document camera with a lot more features than a regular document camera. Watch the video for a great science idea.