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Week One
Week One
Begin by reading the Introduction and Part 1: Your Professional Self.
Learn more about Universal Design for Learning at the CAST - UDL site.
Take a tour to learn more about UDL.
Source URL: http://www.udlcenter.org/aboutudl/udlguidelines_theorypractice
Once you've done this, it's time to Dip in Deeper!
Take some time to read and engage with content from the Dive into UDL website. Then reflect for a moment. Stop and think about what this will mean for you in your professional practice. How will any of this make a difference for you and your learners, whoever they may be?
Take a moment to add ONE WORD to our collaborative and shared space in Answer Garden by responding to this prompt: What do you think of when you hear the words Universal Design for Learning? (this is limited to 40 characters or less)
Take a tour of the accompanying website Dive Into UDL.
Take a tour of the accompanying website Dive Into UDL.
Check out the Introduction page and the pages for Part 1, chapters 1, 2 and 3.
- DIP IN - add your ideas to the Padlet. [Use your first name and the initial of your last name.] Share an image or link to dip a little deeper. View the Padlet below to see responses or add comments. This space will be open during Week One, then closed to view only.
- WADE IN - share a TWEET TO a PEEP using the #UDLPeeps hashtag.
- Tweet - use tags #ILNBookStudy19 / #DiveIntoUDL
- add a mention to @InclusiveLN / @kendrafgrant / @eyeonaxs / @susiegronseth / @hj_dewaard
- Check out the Twitter list [ILN BOOK STUDY 2019] that has been collected - you can subscribe to this list to add it to your list collection. It's a great way to keep the connections alive over time. If you're not sure how to do this, here's a Twitter Support link.
- Build your own UDL PLN (professional learning network) by creating a UDL list in Twitter.
- SWIM IN - Post a link to a blog post or a web-doc (Google Docs, OneNote) where you've collected your thoughts. Post to Facebook @ISTEInclusiveLearning or Tweet to @InclusiveLN.
- DIVE IN - Let's get creative with some of the ideas. Share these digital productions on Facebook or Twitter so others can see what you've created.
- Find a photo using free and open image sources, such as Unsplash, Pexels, or Pixabay. Add some text over the photo to capture a key idea or thought. Post this image as a Tweet or Facebook post. Remember to use the suggested tags and mentions to let others know what you've created.
- Create a 5 slide story in Google Slides or Powerpoint.
- Create a reflection using visual tools such as Buncee or Adobe Spark.
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