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Engagement focuses on how to get students engaged. It explores how different students require different methods for engagement. What may engage one student will not engage all students. It is basically explaining that there is not one main form of engagement that will work for all students.

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This focuses on the different ways that students learn. Students will perceive and interpret information that is presented to them in different ways . For example some students learn better by listening while others struggle to stay focused, and will learn better hands on. There is no one way that is optimal for all learners.

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This section explores the ways in which students can display their knowledge. Some students show what they know best through tests, while others may know the content but struggle with written exams. Some students may do better with project assessment because they are able to create something with their knowledge they have gained, while others may stuggle with the creativity aspect. Not all ways of assessment of knowledge work for all students.

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One of the most amazing things about tablets is the ability to easily create content or creations which offer students alternative ways to demonstrate their learning. There are many free options that take advantage of this capability.

StoryBoard That - Fun, storyboard creation site. Add scenes, props, characters with facial expressions and poses. Plan and organize your writing with this interactive graphic organizer. Teacher Guides and Resources here.

Voice Thread- capture audio for online digital storytelling.This is a great tool for reaching the needs of all the learners in our classrooms, for all content areas from K-12. The pro version is free to K-12 educators. Make sure you watch the excellent tutorials to take advantage of all the features this tool has to offer. A free iPad app is now available which is a fantastic, easy tool. It's a must have

Click the link for some examples to show you how other educators are using Voice Thread for Education.

FotoBabble examples (Click the Play button to hear the audio):

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UDL Tech Toolkit - Multimedia and Digital Story Telling Tools

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Multimedia and Digital Storytelling Tools One of the most amazing things about tablets is the ability to easily create content or creations which offer students alternative ways to demonstrate their learning. There are many free options that take advantage of this capability. iOS

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My Study Bar - a comprehensive set of portable open source and freeware applications to support learners with literacy difficulties. MyStudyBar is similar to popular commercial programs which use a floating toolbar to support literacy. The toolbar includes a range of tools to support inclusion

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Audio books are a great way to increase access in your classroom. Providing a selection of audio books for all students can support fluency, expression, and comprehension.

- a free subscription is provided with proof of a print disability

- Audio books in the public domain with human narration

Signed Stories- free audio books designed for elementary readers that are also signed

60 Second Recap- a 60-second audio/video presentation of classic works of literature. Mute the Ad that plays as soon as you open the link and scroll below that to access a number of videos recapping classic works.

Online Audio Stories- a collection of elementary audio books

Storyline Online - online stories read by Screen Actors Guild members.

The Mother Goose Club has a number of rhymes and songs that provide audio support for the text.

Learn Out Loud - over 2000 free audio and video titles including books, lectures, speeches and interviews.

- free online book library with over 8,000 titles that can be read using any free text reader (tested with Natural Reader).

Nook Online StoryTime - A list of online stories read by the authors (remember to turn on Closed Captioning)

Project Gutenberg- Text of books in the public domain, also available for mobile devices. Attach text-to-speech and can convert to MP3 format

- classic literature in video format, syncs human voiced audio with text. Check out their YouTube Channel.

- an online collection of stories and poems in MP3 format

CAST UDL Bookbuilder- Interactive book maker and reader

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