Blogging for Understanding Susan Silverman GaETC 2006 17 November 2006.

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Blogging for Understanding Susan Silverman GaETC November 2006

To all the beautiful butterflies throughout the world and the participants in A Dance With the ButterfliesA Dance With the Butterflies

Today’s Story Chapter 1: A Dance With the Butterflies Chapter 2: Universal Design for Learning Chapter 3: Time for the Team Blog Chapter 4: Understanding UDL Chapter 5: Hope Chapter 6: Lanise Chapter 7: Norma

Chapter 1 About the Project

Chapter 2 Universal Design for Learning Multiple means of representation, to give learners various ways of acquiring information and knowledge, Multiple means of expression, to provide learners alternatives for demonstrating what they know, Multiple means of engagement, to tap into learners' interests, offer appropriate challenges, and increase motivation. CAST: Universal Design for Learning

Chapter 3 Time for the Team Blog Only invited members may post comments on a team blog.

Chapter 4 Understanding UDL

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions

Sarah’s Response to Susan’s Non UDL Lesson

Sarah’s Response to Cheri

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics A place to recommend books and websites

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics A place to recommend books and websites A place to share educational software

Chapter 5 Hope

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics A place to recommend books and websites A place to share educational software Lurkers can be learners

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Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics A place to recommend books and websites A place to share educational software Lurkers can be learners A place to celebrate exciting classroom events

Flickr’s “Add Note” Tool

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Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics A place to recommend books and websites A place to share educational software Lurkers can be learners A place to celebrate exciting classroom events A place to share failures and give support

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics A place to recommend books and websites A place to share educational software Lurkers can be learners A place to celebrate exciting classroom events A place to share failures and give support A place to reflect

Chapter 6 Lanise

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics Recommend books and websites Share educational software Lurkers can be learners Celebrate exciting classroom events Share failures and give support Reflection Share teacher created materials

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics Recommend books and websites Share educational software Lurkers can be learners Celebrate exciting classroom events Share failures and give support Reflection Share teacher created materials Give advice

Chapter 7 Norma

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics Recommend books and websites Share educational software Lurkers can be learners Celebrate exciting classroom events Share failures and give support Reflection Share teacher created materials Give advice Look for help

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes a blog administrator needs to prompt discussions. A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics Recommend books and websites Share educational software Lurkers can be learners Celebrate exciting classroom events Share failures and give support Reflection Share teacher created materials Give advice Look for help Share experiences

Blogging for Understanding Sometimes blog administrator needs to prompt discussions. A blog can validate ideas Blogs are not just text: Audio clips and Graphics Recommend books and websites Share educational software Lurkers can be learners Celebrate exciting classroom events Share failures and give support Reflection Share teacher created materials Give advice Look for help Share experiences Validate instructional models such as UDL