In October, I shared ways to use Google Slides to support UDL and critical thinking. Since then, Google Slides has become an essential instructional tool in my class sessions for disseminating content and facilitating student collaboration in physical and digital classrooms. More than a presentation tool, Google Slides is a launchpad to learning, providing […]
Installment 2: Welcome back! Yesterday, I compared two uses of Google Slides in support of UDL and the impact on Student Engagement and Critical Thinking. Now consider engaging students through the curation of a Collaborative Question and Answer slide presentation. Google Slide Use #2: Online Presentation with Student Contributions UDL Principles: Multiple Means of Representation, […]
Installment 1: Designing ‘Structure’ to Support ALL Learners: Universal Design For Learning (UDL) stems from architecture, in which buildings and infrastructure were designed to reflect the needs of all individuals from accessing curb, sidewalk, or building. Likewise, instructors must design content sensitive to the needs of all learners. The 3 Main Principles of […]
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