“.. an educational approach to curriculum and instruction using technology to enable students with diverse learning needs to be successful…”

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“.. an educational approach to curriculum and instruction using technology to enable students with diverse learning needs to be successful…”

If an Idea is delivered digitally, it’s accessible. If type is enlarged, it’s legible. If written words speak, they’re decipherable If symbols are added to sentences, they’re readable. If videos have captions, they’re watchable. If the text is foreign, it’s translatable. All students are digital kids. Digital kids are in control. Control is motivating, and personal. Personal choice equals access. If it is DIGITAL it is ACCESSIBLE! If it is DIGITAL it is ACCESSIBLE!

7 Occupational Therapists 7 Occupational Therapists 4 Speech Therapists 4 Speech Therapists 2 Physical Therapists 2 Physical Therapists 1 Coordinator 1 Coordinator 1 Director 1 Director

Evaluate students for access to augmentative communication devices (VOCA’s) Evaluate students for technologies that allow them to access educational curriculum (computers, software, writing aides) Perform re-evaluations on an as needed basis to determine appropriate use of assistive technology Provide training and support to students, staff, and parents to ensure successful use of assistive technology

Computers & PeripheralsApps Software (ex. Classroom Suite) Programmatic Communication Devices Smart BoardsIEP VOCA’s IpadsAdaptive Books

Limited classroom integration of available technological hardware & software Limited resources to train educators on computer hardware & educational software Limited awareness of the importance of UDL design amongst Principals and AP’s Limited resources (time) for collaboration of existing D75 teams, including Technology Solutions, Technology & District Coaches, & Related Service Supervisors

The expertise in D75 exists to create a UDL model UDL Technology Coaches Assistive Technology Speech Supervisors Principals & AP’s StudentsParents Related Service Providers District Coaches

By the direction of District 75, in addition to evaluating students for IEP mandated technology, the Technology Solutions team will work with chosen schools to utilize existing resources to develop UDL directives District 75 will be provided with quarterly reports including required resources and outlining progress of chosen schools in meeting UDL directives Members from the Technology team will collaborate with chosen professionals in September 2012 to outline UDL directives set-up under the direction of District 75 Information on successful District 75 UDL model classrooms will be highlighted in appropriate D75 meetings, including Principal & Parent conferences

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