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ISTE Author Carmela Curatola Knowles answers questions and shares insights about the Piano and Laylee books. These books are used to help students learn about using technology safely and wisely.

ISTE Author Carmela Curatola Knowles answers questions and shares insights about the Piano and Laylee books.

Since 1995: 255 topics, researched, authored Freely accessible without registration and tracking of individuals Consistent format & navigation Independent & non-affiliated 39 language translations by native speakers

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L.Find and share stunning public domain images. You can freely use any image from this website in digital and printed format, for personal and commercial use, without attribution requirement to the original author.

U.S. law provides protection to authors, creators and publishers of works. It also grants privileges (fair use) that do not infringe copyright, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship or research.

Books published here are the work of individual authors and do not necessarily reflect the view or ideas of CAST. Browse, explore, enjoy, and flag your favorites! Search for Loudoun authors by using the search term "Loudoun".

"If You Build It, They Will Read!" Authoring Books Online with CAST Book Builder Following Universal Design for Learning principles, engage readers with a free online Authoring tool that allows users to create, read, and publish digital books while meeting"

a free web-based tool that enables anyone to author and publish educational materials that use the Universal Design for Learning framework to flexibly respond to the needs of all learners. The link to the press release that explain more about the product and a link to the actual tool is located at: http://www.cast.org/about/news/2013-03-12.html

This is a free site that allows you to build online interactive lessons or modules... really easy and really cool!

Create dynamic, UDL supported learning environments!

TBAG works to promote the design, provision and enjoyment of tactile books for blind and partially sighted children. On this web site you can find advice and information for everyone about designing, producing, using, buying and borrowing tactile books. Guidelines for publishers, authors and illustrators of children's books give advice about small changes that can make a big difference.

Universal Design for Learning: From Theory to Practice In this webinar, expert classroom educators Jon Mundorf (Naples, FL) and Alexis Reid (Boston, MA) discussed the ways in which UDL helps them teach more effectively and reach more students. They talked about some of the challenges of applying UDL principles and shared proven strategies for success. David Gordon, co-author of the 2014 book Universal Design for Learning: Theory and Practice, which features both Jon and Alexis, joined them to talk about how the growing community of UDL practitioners is informing and shaping the theory. CAST Professional Learning's Allison Posey moderated.

The A.T.TIPScast: Assistive Technology Tools In Public Schools is a podcast about using technology to help students meet their educational goals. Each episode features at least one "A.T.TIP" that can be used to differentiate and individualize the learning process. Christopher Bugaj, the host of the podcast, is an assistive technology specialist, speech-language pathologist, ISTE author, and online mentor.