UDL Presentation

[Lindsay]

Here is the link to the presentation I created. Let me know what you
think. I thought that the concept could be shared through a mini
presentation at a faculty meeting and then the website could be viewed
by the teachers during their free time.

http://sites.google.com/site/universaldesignmasterssite/

[ryan.cameron]

This is my UDL presentation.

[Ryan Cameron]

Let me try that again

[cameron81]

I liked the website idea and also think it is a great idea to present
to the staff and then have them come back to look. Unlike the pod
cast the website allows you to go through the information at your own
past and go back to review just certain sections.

Here is my link:
http://sites.google.com/site/cameronn81/home

[Jeroud Clark]

Here is my presentation...

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Original E-mail
From: "ryan.cameron" <came...@msn.com>
Date: 07/25/2010 06:58 PM
To: Walden University Tech Group 1 <walden-universi...@googlegroups.com>
Subject: UDL Presentation

[lindsay_c...@comcast.net]

Ryan,

My Mac cannot convert your version of PowerPoint. Is there a way that you can convert it to an older version and e-mail it? If not, I can try to view it when I go to set up my classroom this week.

Thanks!

_Lindsay

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ryan Cameron" <ryan.c...@waldenu.edu>
To: "Walden University Tech Group 1" <walden-universi...@googlegroups.com>

[jennifer]

Lindsay,

Your website is great and FULL of information. I like that you will
do a mini presentation then have them look at the website at on thier
time. Maybe we could use my powerpoint for the faculty, it is more
for whole group presentation.

[Lindsay]

Ryan,
I think your PowerPoint provides a good overview of UDL and the
concepts related to it. This is something that could easily be shared
with the faculty. I like the links you included on the technology
page. I think including links to helpful sources is something that the
other teachers in your building will enjoy. This will make
incorporating UDL into their classroom a little easier.
-Lindsay

On Jul 25, 7:05 pm, Ryan Cameron <ryan.came...@waldenu.edu> wrote:
> Let me try that again
>

>  APP4cameronr.pptx
> 368KViewDownload

[Lindsay]

Nicole,
I too made a website. I think that this is something that teachers are
familiar and comfortable with. Usually when teachers look for
information or lesson ideas, they find this in a website. I think the
organization of your site is great and you have provided good
information about UDL and brain research. I think the teachers in your
building will find this site helpful. Looking at your reference page
will also provide them with places to go to learn more about UDL and
how it can be used in the classroom.
-Lindsay

[Lindsay]

Jeroud,
I think your PowerPoint is a good overview of UDL to share with your
faculty. You shared just some highlights of the principles of UDL.
You might want to include some links on these pages however, in case
the members of your faculty are looking for more detail. I think the
different learning tools you listed were good and I am going to look
in to "Pace car". I think this sounds like something that could be
useful in my classroom.
-Lindsay

On Jul 25, 7:53 pm, Jeroud Clark <jeroud.cl...@waldenu.edu> wrote:
> Here is my presentation...
>
> ---------------------------------------
> Original E-mail

> From: "ryan.cameron" <camero...@msn.com>

> Date: 07/25/2010 06:58 PM
> To: Walden University Tech Group 1 <walden-universi...@googlegroups.com>
> Subject: UDL Presentation
>
> This is my UDL presentation.
>

>  App4ClarkJ.pptx
> 105KViewDownload

[cadelman]

Lindsay,
I love your website. The video at the end is a great way to reach
the teachers who do not have a lot of time, or do not like to read a
lot. I feel your website was "Universally" designed for all types of
learners, and the teachers in your building will appreciate that
comfort when they view your webpage. In addition, I feel you will
reach most teachers in your building, and be able to get them to
change their style of teaching to UDL. Great job on this
assignment.