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The UDL Toolkit is designed to guide you in structuring and conducting your own workshop on Universal Design for Learning. Its procedures offer a framework for teaching and learning about UDL, presenting key concepts with links to activities and online/downloadable presentations and resources. The toolkit has four primary components: theory sessions, application sessions, hands-on sessions, and supplementary sessions. Each session presents different aspects of the UDL toolkit, providing you with session overviews, annotated companion slide presentations that can be viewed on-line or downloaded as a PowerPoint file, presentation instructions, participant materials, and a listing of resources. As a presenter, you may adapt the presentations to suit your own style with appropriate citations for CAST's work.

I have assembled a number of free resources that I believe should be on every classroom computer to promote learning for all students based upon principles of UDL. These tools provide improved access and accommodate for learner differences. Additionally, they are fun and engaging!

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I am excited to do a few "theme" series on SpeechTechie that will explore topics and strategies in more depth, as I did with Glogster EDU. To that end, over the next month we will be looking at QR Codes, a hot topic and emerging technology in education.

SpeechTechie will help you find speech language pathology and technology resources for your lesson plans and therapy. This blog shows you the best free internet sites and apps related to speech and language goals

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