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Students gave me descriptions in Spanish and we created a photo with those descriptions.

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Try out Artifacts created by Claude users

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🔓 Multiple Means of Engagement (The “Why” of Learning)

Empowering Choice & Autonomy: When students use technology to access curriculum, they often gain more control over the pace, timing, and mode of their learning. This autonomy can increase motivation, persistence, and engagement—key components of this UDL principle.

Reducing Barriers to Participation: For some students, especially those with emotional or cognitive impairments, traditional instructional delivery can be overwhelming or disengaging. Technology can help create a safer, more personalized space for engagement.

📖 Multiple Means of Representation (The “What” of Learning)

Customizing the Display of Information: Students can adjust text size, use screen readers, access videos with captions, or explore interactive simulations—options that support diverse learning needs and processing styles.

Clarifying Language and Symbols: Digital tools often allow students to access glossaries, visual supports, and translation features, making content more accessible and reducing cognitive load.

✍️ Multiple Means of Action and Expression (The “How” of Learning)

Flexible Tools for Communication: Technology gives students different ways to demonstrate what they know—through voice recordings, drawings, typed responses, or multimedia presentations—supporting a range of strengths and needs.

Supports for Executive Functioning: Many tech tools include built-in scaffolds like reminders, checklists, and graphic organizers that help students plan, monitor, and reflect on their learning more independently.

🚀 Real-World Impact:

Your observation reflects a UDL-aligned classroom where technology is not a crutch, but a launchpad for independence. It shows how intentionally integrated digital tools can remove barriers, promote self-regulation, and increase access for all learners—which is central to both UDL and North Carolina’s Portrait of a Graduate, particularly the competencies of Adaptability, Personal Responsibility, and Learner Agency.

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Students driving their learning and sharing with teachers how the technology benefited them.

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years ago- a brilliant student with severe dyslexia used text to speech/speech to text to give him independence. Would have loved to have today's AI tools

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We used some immersive learning through virtual reality to help students visualize the setting of a book. Students were very engaged, asked a lot of questions about the country & seemed more invested in the novel after the experience.

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Newcomers are used to translate images or teachers' messages. Chat GPT can translate 5 languages at the same time, and I speak 4, and I have tried. It translates better than Google. 

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Newcomers are used to translate images or teachers' messages. Chat GPT can translate 5 languages at the same time, and I speak 4, and I have tried. It translates better than Google. 

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🤷‍♀️ 🛸 UDL? Sounds like a spaceship or a tech acronym I should know.

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👀 I’ve heard of it, but couldn’t explain it to a friend.

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💡 I’m pretty familiar and use it now and then.