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Talking calculator is an example of multiple means of representation. Students who have a hard time with numbers, symbols, and reading will find this assistive technology very helpful. Here is a video explaining how the device work.

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Tutorial - Talking Calculator 3 for iPad / iPhone / iPod Touch

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This is a five minute demonstration of the feature set of Talking Calculator (version 3.x). The calculator is designed for users with low vision, no vision, or those just looking for an easy to read display. iTunes app store link: http://itunes.apple.com/au/app/talking-calculator/id424464284?mt=8

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iPad is an example of multiple means of representation in a UDL classroom. Students with visual problems might have hard time seeing the whiteboard or reading the powerpoint in class. The iPad allows students to zoom in, change fonts, and colors.  Students with visual problems will have a easier time reading lecture notes off the iPad rather than the classroom whiteboard. Additionally, the iPad also allows students to download educational programs that might help them excel in school.

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Luis Perez talks about multiple means of representation. 

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Luis Perez talks about multiple means of representation. 

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Multiple Means of Representation (Week 3)

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Interactive whiteboard is part of the UDL classroom and it is an example of multiple means of representation. Some students learn better when watching a video or exploring websites. Having an interactive whiteboard in the classroom will allow teachers to show students short clips or surf the web to give students additional examples or more informations.

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Video explaining multiple means of representation 

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Video explaining multiple means of representation 

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National Center on Universal Design for Learning

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UDL Principle Multiple Means of Representation

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UDL expert and Professor discuss Principle 1 of Universal Design for Learning

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Text to speech app is an example of multiple means of representation. This app allows students to have the opportunity to have their text read out loud to them or enlarge the text font. This app is good for students with blindness, visual impairment, deafness and hearing loss. 

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Text to speech app is an example of multiple means of representation. This app allows students to have the opportunity to have their text read out loud to them or enlarge the text font. This app is good for students with blindness, visual impairment, deafness and hearing loss. 

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Provide Multiple Means of Representation  

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Provide Multiple Means of Representation  

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-In a UDL classroom, teachers consider the various ways that students learn and present information in a variety of ways to facilitate learning for different learns within their classroom.