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UDL Blast

HyperDocs & Choice Boards

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UDL supports equity, by design.

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  • thinking framework
  • user-centered
  • predictable supports

equity must be our focus

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UDL helps liberate learning.

  • use what’s known about variability
  • recognize barriers in design
  • clarify learning goals
  • provide flexible options

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Self-paced Activities

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Watch

Self-Reflect

Share your ideas

Explore

Chat

Read

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Audio Feature!

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Learning Goals

Think like a designer.

Design for flexibility.

Use technology to meet a goal.

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UDL Design Process

“framework for proactively designing learning environments and experiences”

Set Clear, Rigorous Goals

Design Options

UDL Guidelines

Anticipate Barriers/Plan for Learner Variability

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What have you learned about designing learning for an asynchronous environment?

Share your reflection here.

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Definition of HyperDocs

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Explore one of the resources below so that you can begin to construct a definition of HyperDocs. Write your definition on a sheet of paper.

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Did your definition include some of these key points?

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Learn more about HyperDoc/Choice Boards

Pick One!

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HyperDocs address learner variability

Learners can…

  • work at their own pace
  • explore resources to activate prior knowledge, build curiosity and generate new ideas.
  • apply critical thinking skills through carefully crafted opportunities to create, collaborate, connect and communicate.

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HyperDocs address learner variability

Teachers can…

  • deliberately choose web tools to give students opportunities to: ~Engage ~Explore ~Explain ~Apply ~Share ~Reflect ~Extend the learning.

  • choreograph digital collaboration to give every student a voice and a chance to be heard by their classmates.

  • design linked tasks to help students become strategic and goal-driven while developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

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Explore Resources and Examples

Interactive Learning Menus

Choice Boards (Remember to align the choices with the goal)

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What did you find?

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Thinking like a designer,

share one idea here for using HyperDocs or Choice Boards that provides flexibility and removes barriers for your students to reach their goals.

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How-to...

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Self-Reflection on the Learning Goals

Think like a designer.

Design for flexibility.

Use technology to meet a goal.

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Created by:

Diane Rozanski, CESA 1

drozanski@cesa1.k12.wi.us

Mia Chmiel, CESA 9

mchmiel@cesa9.org

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The UDL Forward project is a collaboration between the CESA UDL team and DPI, with the goal of providing just-in-time UDL support for Wisconsin educators. UDL Forward is comprised of the following awesome learning opportunities! And, an added bonus...everything is free!

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UDL Forward!