This site offers multiple resources and ideas to use for assessing student learning in authentic ways. Easy to use and free.

Books are uploaded and shared from this site. It is a great way to assess the learning from the presentation because if they are able to produce a book and share with others, you know they understood the course.

This website is a great introduction piece to get your learners interested in the product they will be producing. It is a great step-by-step video to help them understand the process they will be following.

Audacity is a free, easy-to-use and multilingual audio editor and recorder for Windows, Mac OS X, GNU/Linux and other operating systems. You can use Audacity to: *Record live audio. *Convert tapes and records into digital recordings or CDs. *Edit Ogg Vorbis, MP3, WAV or AIFF sound files. *Cut, copy, splice or mix sounds together. *Change the speed or pitch of a recording. You can also record images and screen shots. This website offers a list of all of Audacity's features.

Graphic.org is a great site with a multitude of resources for the teacher to access. The site offers an explanation of each type of graphic organizer it list and which area of study would best fit the design.

Freeology.com offers a variety of graphic organizers, and most of their resources are FREE! This is great for educators because we have limited funding and unlimited needs. This website offers explanations and images of their graphic organizers.

Myplick is an easy way to upload and share presentations. It is also user friendly and affordable (most all of their membership features are free). It is a newer site, but still looks interesting.

This website will allow the learners to become familiar with the tool they will be using to add voice to their presentation. This website offers tutorials and activities that allow them to become familiar with the features Audacity offers.

This video offers a visual tutorial for UDL BookBuilder beginners. This video also offers information about the available processes in a step-by-step presentation. It defines ways that UDL BookBuilder reaches individual learners through various techniques.

This comprehensive website offers information, tutorials, and resources for utilizing the UDL Book Builder tool. This is the site of the program developer and is very thorough, as well as easy to use.

This website offers an in-depth look into what UDL Book Builder is, how it can be integrated into the classroom, and offers tips for producing quality work. This site also offers multiple links to various useful categories.