Excellent Harcout interactive has students drag pics onto a food web showing the food chain. Three webs: meadow, arctic, pond Suitable for elementary and middle school.
Great sub-titled video with pictures and song created by a teacher. Explains the food chain and calorie transfer from one level to another. Suitable for upper elementary or middle school.
Ray Kurzweil has designed a free screenreader with text-to-speech, tracking, highlighting, note-taking and lots of books for free or purchase. I am investigating whether it's possible to convert .pdfs and .doc files into the format it uses. PRCVI is investigating this reader as an alternative for students who don't have Kurzweil.
UDL booklet is available for download from the SET-BC website. I've ordered 1500 print copies and 25 will be sent to every school that participated in the BC UDL project. The booklet has a short intro to UDL, links to resources, and essays about the impact of 6 "big ideas" in UDL from teachers involved in the project.
Wiki I created to document what's happening as I work with a group of grade 8 teachers who want to help students acquire more tools and skills (both high and low tech) for use in high school.
I have worked in the field of Assistive Technology for SET-BC (Special Education Technology of BC) for the past 20 years. I was the provincial coordinator of BC's Universal Design for Learning Project.